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Can I also travel to Buenos Aires as a Tango beginner?
Of course! In Buenos Aires lessons are being taught from the beginners tot he full-professional level, even beginners can participate. But if you are a little bit familiar with the Tango-world, you might enjoy the dancing and the entire athmosphere a little bit more.
What am I doing as a single?
As a single you are especially in good hands with Tango-group tours, there you will find adventurous like-minded people. And the particular Tango-International-Special: every single receives a Argentinean dance partner, if desired! Hot Milonga-nights and intensive learning are guaranteed. Or ask for the Tango-Single-Tour. For this Tango-travel, only singles are allowed as participants, and we will all have fun together with the Argentinean dance partners.
What is the Tango-International guarantee-seal?
It is inclusive in the travel price with all Tango-Tours and entails a double guarantee for participants:
1) Your Tango-tour will definitely take place, without a minimum number of participants.
2) Every participant receives a travel-price security-slip. With this, all of your payments for the Tango-Tours are reassured through the renowned R+V- Association. We are very happy to offer you this security slip! Even your personal travel insurances, like for example the travel cancelation insurance can be booked through Tango-International.
Why can´t I click on the pictures of the slide show?
The picture galleries are beautifully viewable with the Firefox-Browser, the Internet Explorer does unfortunately not support this action! So just click on it with Firefox…
Can you do good shopping in Buenos Aires?
Because of the good exchange rate from Euros, and Dollar respectively, to Argentinean Peso, Buenos Aires has developed itself to a true shopping paradise. There are beautiful shopping malls (e.g. Galerias Pacifico at the pedestrian area Florida), but also very affordable street blocks (e.g. Once) where you can practically get everything. Our tip: Take two almost empty suitcases for your travel there!
Can I take the car or bus to go to Iguazú or Salta?
Argentina is the seventh largest country in the world and the distances are great! If you are not there for at least a month, travels within Argentina should be accomplished by airplane.
Help, I can´t speak Spanish!
That is not a problem, because most Argentineans speak a little English, and the Tango lessons are being held in Spanish and English at the same time. Of course it is nicer if you speak at least a little Spanish, because this way you can enjoy the acuteness of the country and its people much more. A little fresh up is worth it! By the way, you can combine almost every Tango-Tour with Spanish language courses at our likeable partner-schools.
What may go into carry-on luggage?
The German travel association informs: Ice-skates, Ski- and hiking-sticks, golf clubs, fishing poles or even toy guns are not permitted in carry-on luggage. Of course, Tango shoes are!
Who packs his/her suit-cases for an air passage, should therefore in time find out about inadmissible articles in the airplane cab. A list of forbidden items has recently been published by the European commission
The list of items which are not permitted in the airplane cabin enlists diverse guns, gun-like items and dangerous substances and also many athletic devices for travelers.Sportbegeisterte müssen also ihre mitgeführte Ausrüstung
wie Thus, sports enthusiastic must check in their equipment as normal flight luggage, such as Skateboards, ice skates, fishing rods, gulf racquets, paddles or also ski and hiking sticks at the check in desk. However tennis racquets are an exception.
They are not part of the list and thus may be carried as hand baggage. Forbidden from the possible carry-on luggage are also toy guns, which imitate realk guns.
The list of forbidden articles on board can be found in the column on passenger information on both, the Internet sites of the Federal Ministry of the inside (BMI) and on the homepage of the Federal Office of Aviation in the range pressing and public work.
Since November 2006 the European Union-wide valid regulations for the restriction of the carrying along of liquids in the flight carry on luggage remains invariably valid. Likewise, closer information for this is readable over the Federal Ministry of the inside (BMI).
Which is the best means of payment?
The Argentine currency is the PESO. 1 Peso= 100 Centavos. We recommend you to carry dollar to Argentina to exchange and locally in the official exchange offices or banks. Euros can also usually be exchanged without a problem. Dollar are even frequently accepted in shops, often even to a better exchange rate! Traveler's cheques are accepted generally, however they are sometimes somewhat pedantic to exchange. Withdrawal at the ATM machine is possible with credit cards and usually even also with the EC-card and the appropriate Pin number and are good solution, in order to not carry too much cash.
However the automats are, not always completely reliably sometimes there is simply no money in it and other times you can only take out small amounts. In most larger shops and hotels you can pay with a credit or EC-card.
Is there a time difference?
During the German daylight saving time there is a time difference to Buenos Aires of 5 hours, during the winter season it is 3 and respectively 4 hours. Some provinces don´t participate in the daylight saving time regulation, therefore there are also time differences within the country of +1/-1 hour. Pay attention to flight times while traveling within Argentina and make sure you know your local time zone!