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How do I buy the cheapest airline tickets from Buenos Aires to Salta, in early Sept 2006? My wife and I will be visiting from New York.
Most recs name airlines that are since defunct, and Kayak.com quoted about $600 US.
Thanks for your advice!
you may have to navigate Aerolinas Argentina. For anyone outside of Argentina, it really makes the most sense to find a good Argentine-based travel agent, since their pricing is a bit, well, weird.
good luck.
The unrestricted B fare available to foreigners for Buenos Aires-Salta is 242.00 US$ round trip, taxes included.
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just a thought to the OP...they use the $ is Argentina...but you should generally divide the $ by 3 for USD. (that may be why the travel agent could find you that fare!)
in general, USD is written differently, I forget exactly how, but something like U$ when talking the greenback!
The $ sign means pesos. The American dollar symbol is US$ or USD.
There is a second pedestrian street next to Alberdi : this is Florida. With also a lot of electronic and clothes shops but also a giant supermarket, very pratical to make some provisions before a long car ride ;-)
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