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South America - the new trend for North-American travelers
By: Peter Greenberg
Smart travelers from North America will be flocking South in the next few months, especially to Argentina and Uruguay.
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Smart travelers from North America will be flocking South in the next few months, especially to Argentina and Uruguay - well, they will not have to fly over water and the time-change, depending where they start, is minimal.
The people are really friendly. A great motivator, too, is that the dollar still goes a long way down there.
This is why Buenos Aires is really really hot, with sensational night life and shopping, and take tango lessons. Buenos Aires has a marvelous Four Seasons.
And look at Uruguay, which has a capital, Montevideo, that is like a quaint European city.
Four Seasons has a resort in Carmelo, on the Rio de la Plata. At the hot-hot Punta del Este, which has been really French for the last 50 years, the newly-opened Cipriani has an onsite doctor and a spa that offers de-stressing, botox and anti-ageing. Wherever, head for South America now!
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THE AUTHORPeter Greenberg is travel editor of NBC's Today Show and the chief correspondent for the Discovery Networks' Travel Channel. He also edits www.travelnewstoday.com, a weekly subscription newsletter that is champion of travelers' rights. His latest book, Hotel Secrets from the Travel Detective, went into second printing within a month of its publication this March: all his books are available from www.amazon.com. Peter Greenberg also serves on the advisory board of WOWtraveler.net.
Peter Greenberg
Travel Editor of NBC's Today Show
Latest book: Hotel Secrets from the Travel Detective, available on Amazon in USA - Canada - UK
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