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Argentina is a popular destination, but it is important to take into account any type of vacation can not be cultural, geological and meteoroligical differences when you travel abroad that could ruin your trip. While in some places may be slight differences, in others it could deeply offend a person who does something he believes to be kosher. Do not let this happen to you, below are what I believe is the top 7 travel tips Argentina. Follow these tips and you will be sure to give the impression to enjoy, courtesy and hospitality of the people of posto.1. The most common form of greeting friends Betwen Argentina is the kiss on the cheek anothers, so do not be surprised when someone makes a lunge towards the cheek. And return the favor as a courtesy, which E.2. Once in Argentina, one of the main methods of transportation is subway and bus transfers, bus, car or taxi. Their are 5 of the main public RAL, named A through E and operate services from early mornng late at night on a fixed rate. Buses are usually crowded, but often the quickest way from one place to another three. Spanish is the official language of Argentina, while English is widely spoken – not based on everyone speaks English, at least must have some basic Spanish before traveling down to Argentina.4. Over 90 percent of religious belief is the Roman Catholic Church of Argentina. Remember this, because it has an effect on what is kosher and what is not E.5. Argentina has five major airlines in an attempt to make the smallest country in great when traveling. Strangely, sometimes a flight will be faster and less expensive than say a bus or a taxi and in flight looks like a possible means of transport for those a little more lungo.6 endevours. You can get answers to most questions about tourism in Argentina from the Tourist Information Center Argentina: Ministry of Tourism, Tourist Information Centers: Av. Santa Fe 883, (C1059ABC) Buenos Aires, tel. 4312-2232 or 0800-555-0016; Ezeiza International Airport and Jorge Newbery; @ tourism info. gov. ar.7. The official currency of Argentina is the weight of the ills are available in 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 pesos. One peso equals one hundred cents. 2 pesos are blue, green are 5 pesos, 10 pesos are brown, 20 pesos are red, although 50 are gray, and 100 pesos are purple / viola.8. The suggestions are a little “outside the law in Argentina, despite that people still expect a tip in most cases – if this was the case 10 percent of the bill as a tip is sufficient for most of party.9. The time zone Argentina is Argentina, local time is GMT -3 hours GMT -4 hours and summer. So I set the clock correctly! And the best advice of all is to plan ahead, be careful common sense, and enjoy most of all -!