According to a survey conducted by a consulting firm specializing in tourism in 29 cities around the world, Bariloche is ranked as the most expensive city in Argentina. Meanwhile, Iguazú is the most competitive tourist destination in the country and is ranked number five in the global ranking, well ahead of its Argentine peers such as Córdoba (ranked 9), Mendoza (10), the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (11) and Salta (12). Bariloche (22) is in the top 10 of the most expensive.
According to the ranking prepared by the consulting firm Singerman & Makon based on 29 cities, which considers a trip of seven days and six nights for one person, valued in dollars and with a tourist basket that includes hotels, gastronomy, city tour, taxi, clothing, entertainment, museum and different products from a basic basket.Hotel rooms in Argentina with skyrocketing prices)
In the Argentine case, at the MEP exchange rate, Bariloche occupies the top 10 of the most expensive cities in 4 categories: it occupies the 8th position among the most expensive in hotels, the 5th in the clothing basket, the 10th in the tourist goods basket, and the 6th in city tours. Another Argentine city that is in the top 10 is Mendoza, which occupies the 9th position among the most expensive in gastronomy.
In terms of hotels, the average price of one night in a 4-star Hotel for one person in Argentine destinations is USD 101.5. The cheapest is Iguazú, at USD 62 per night, followed by Mendoza (USD 63), CABA (USD 68), Córdoba (USD 69), and Buenos Aires (USD 71).USD 76), Salta (USD 95) and Bariloche (USD 246).
For gastronomy, the survey takes as a reference the cost of a lunch in three restaurants in each city in central areas. The samples are: one expensive, one medium and one cheap. The average for the country, measured in MEP dollars, is USD 20.9.
From this selection it can be concluded that Salta is the cheapest Argentine city to eat, with a value of USD 12. In addition, the capital of northern Argentina is ranked as the cheapest city to eat in the entire sample. Among the Argentine cities, Córdoba (USD 14), Iguazu (USD 17), Bariloche (USD 21), CABA (USD 28) and Mendoza (USD 3. 4).
Finally, in relation to city tours, Iguazú once again occupies the first place on the Argentine list and also the total, with a cost of USD 5 for a tour. The second city in the ranking is Salta, with USD 12. Mendoza is ranked sixth with a cost of USD 17 for a walk, Cordoba with USD 20, far behind is CABA with USD 28 and last Bariloche with a cost of USD Four. Five.
