More Air Connectivity for Argentina: New International Routes and Frequencies

Thanks to its natural diversity, cultural richness, excellent cuisine, exquisite wines, and countless attractions, Argentina is solidifying its position as a top destination for travelers from around the world. In this context, new air routes and increased flight frequencies are enhancing connections with strategic markets in Latin America and Europe, facilitating inbound tourism and promoting regional development.

LEVEL Increases Flights Between Barcelona and Buenos Aires

For the first time in its history, the airline LEVEL will connect Barcelona (Spain) and Buenos Aires with 11 weekly flights during the European winter of 2025–2026.This increase responds to the growing demand for travel from Europe to Argentina, driven by tourism as well as cultural and professional ties.

With more schedule options and an improved flight experience, it brings potential European tourists even closer to our country.

Direct from São Paulo to Salta with Aerolíneas Argentinas

Aerolíneas Argentinas is adding a key new connection for inbound tourism: a direct flight between São Paulo (Brazil) and Salta, operating on Sundays at 5:25 PM. This will allow Brazilian travelers to discover Northern Argentina without layovers.

Brazil is one of the main source markets for tourists traveling to Argentina, and this new route further strengthens its access to one of the country’s most stunning regions.

LATAM Reconnects Lima and Tucumán

LATAM Airlines Peru will resume its international route between Lima and Tucumán with three weekly frequencies starting December 14 of this year. This connection is expected to increase the arrival of visitors from the Andean country and across Latin America through Lima’s hub, fostering the growth of inbound tourism in Northern Argentina.

With each new flight, Argentina expands its presence in the skies of the world, offering more gateways to explore all the attractions the country has to offer.