In the first half of January, Bariloche was Argentina's No. 1 destination in air movement

Since the national tourist opening in early December, Bariloche continues to rise in the summer season. In the first half of January, an average of 15 daily flights arrived in the city. "Bariloche was the destination with the most air movement during the reactivation", highlighted the Secretary of Tourism, Gastón Burlón.

Likewise, Burlón explained that those who choose Bariloche to rest are tourists from Buenos Aires and, secondly, there is a high demand for Rio Negro from the Alto Valle. In addition, there is an important arrival of flights from Rosario and Mendoza.

Other numbers that confirm the season on the rise is that so far in January 60,000 tourists have arrived in the city and the average stay is 4.7 nights.

On the other hand, the second fortnight shows an even greater influx of tourists and better expectations than expected, accompanied by a privileged climate with sunny days that touch 30 ° C and in a tourist city par excellence that little by little returns to its color.