MORE than 20,000 cruise passengers have visited ports in Argentina on over 200 calls across the current season, which wrappep up last week with the maiden call of Viking Octantis at Buenos Aires. The first ship back at Buenos Aires for the country’s successful post-pandemic resumption was Atlas Ocean Voyages’...
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MORE than 20,000 cruise passengers have visited ports in Argentina on over 200 calls across the current season, which wrappep up last week with the maiden call of Viking Octantis at Buenos Aires.
The first ship back at Buenos Aires for the country’s successful post-pandemic resumption was Atlas Ocean Voyages’ World Navigator which arrived on 12 Nov, with scores of other visits by a range of cruise lines at Puerto Madryn and Ushuaia in the ensuing months.
Operating a successful cruise season was seen as key to support Argentina’s pandemic recovery as it boosted the country’s tourism sector via provisioning and excursions.
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