US EditionArgentina surpasses 50 million passengers, setting new all-time record in 2025
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A historic record marked the closure of 2025 for commercial aviation Argentina, which for the first time exceeded 50 million passengers transported, driven by open skies policy and the expansion of air connectivity. According to official data from the National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC), during the last year 50.6 million passengers flew through the country’s airports, the highest figure recorded in the history of the Argentine airport …
This week the traffic data collected monthly by the National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC) were known. In December the number of passengers transported in cabotage (1,602,000) grew 3% compared to the same month of 2024, and in international (1,528,000) 15%. Combined both markets, the total movement (domestic more international) during the last [...]
Argentina surpasses 50 million passengers, setting new all-time record in 2025
The Argentine airport system handled a total of 50,611,000 passengers during 2025. This figure represents a 12% growth compared to the previous year and sets a new historical peak, exceeding the 2023 record by 9%, according to the ANAC (National Civil Aviation Administration). The industry reached its highest operational volume in December, concluding a year marked by deregulation and the entry of new global operators. The international segment …
During the last summers, so-called shopping tourism marked a repeated postcard in southern Chile: shoppings full of Argentines, cars full of appliances, clothing and technology, and lightning travel thought almost exclusively to take advantage of the exchange rate gap. Economic convenience turned cities like Coyhaique, Osorno, Puerto Montt or Temuco into regular destinations for thousands of Patagonians. That phenomenon, however, began to deflat…
The negative balance reached 10 million people due to a cheap dollar that made the country expensive for foreigners and facilitated the travel of residents outside. Entry 18.8 million Argentines traveled abroad in 2025 and the income of foreigners plummeted by almost 20% was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
In one year, Argentine travel abroad grew by more than 40%, while the influx of foreign tourists fell and the deficit of the tourist balance almost doubled compared to 2024, hitting the local activity completely. During 2025 almost 12 million Argentines chose to vacation outside the country, registering [...] The entry The strong increase of foreign travel aggravates Argentine tourism and stresses the economy was first published in Pausa.
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