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American Tourists in Buenos Aires: U.S. Dollar Benefits

This year, the U.S. dollar goes 31% further in Buenos Aires compared to 2024. Argentina remains one of the few countries where your dollar buys more than last year, making it an attractive destination.

Key Facts

• The U.S. dollar has appreciated 31% against the Argentine peso due to Argentina’s fiscal deficits and high inflation.
• From March 3 to June 15, Expedia data shows increased searches for Argentine destinations:
  • Salta (+25%)
  • Tucumán Province (+25%)
  • Neuquén (+10%)
  • Villa General Belgrano (+25%)
• Conversely, the dollar weakened due to Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs, reaching its lowest point in three years. Globally, the dollar is 6% weaker compared to last year, according to the DXY index.
• The greenback is down versus:
  • Euro (-6%)
  • British Pound (-5%)
  • Swedish Krona (-9%)
  • Norwegian Krone (-7%)

This means Americans are paying more when traveling in Western Europe this summer.

• Last year, Japan was a travel bargain—$1 bought 15% more yen. Now, the US dollar is down 8% against the yen from 2024.

U.S. Airlines to Argentina

Major airlines operate between the U.S. and Argentina:

• American Airlines: The largest, serving for 35 years. Up to 4 flights daily from Miami to Buenos Aires.
• Delta: Daily service between Atlanta and Buenos Aires, with 11% more seats than last year.
• United Airlines: One daily flight from Houston to Buenos Aires.

Does Trump’s Tariff Policy Weaken the Dollar?

Predictions in early 2025 suggested tariffs might strengthen the dollar by 4%. Instead, the DXY index has fallen 9% since January.

Why? Experts say:

• Tariffs are a tax hike.
• Lack of interest in U.S. bonds.
• China’s yuan weakened.
• European fiscal easing.
• Trump’s policies reduced the dollar’s global appeal.

Are Weaker Dollars Attracting Tourists to the U.S.?

No, international travel to the U.S. is down compared to last year.

Experts attribute this to:

• Tariffs and hostilities
• Headlines about detentions at U.S. immigration

Forecast: The 2025 inbound travel has been downgraded from +9% to -9%.

Economic Outlook & Travel Trends

56% of Americans say they’d prefer domestic travel this year due to economic worries.

Half have already changed their plans because of costs and inflation.

Book Your Next Vacation!

Take advantage of the favorable dollar rates in Buenos Aires. Explore Argentina with the added benefit of your cost-effective dollar.

Plan your next trip with MWR LIFE and enjoy exclusive travel opportunities and discounts. Don’t miss out—book your vacation today and make the most of your dollar!

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