Long Weekend: More Tourists Traveled, but the Economic Impact Fell by 2.2%
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Some 1.49 million people traveled around the country during the holiday of October 12, 3.5% more than in 2025. However, the stays were shorter and the total economic movement fell in real terms, according to a CAME survey. The long weekend for October 12, mobilized [...] The long weekend ticket: more tourists traveled, but 2.2% the economic impact fell was first published in En Linea Noticias.
Bariloche, Cordoba, Mendoza, Puerto Iguazú and Ushuaia were among the most chosen destinations.
The CAME report confirmed an increase in the number of travelers compared to 2025, but warned that the reduction in average stay curbed consumption.
Some 1.49 million people traveled around the country during the holiday of October 12, 3.5% more than in 2025. The long weekend entry: increased the number of tourists, but the economic impact was lower was first published in #BorderJournalism.
According to reports, 1,490,400 people traveled the country, 3.5 per cent more than in 2025. However, the average stay fell by 10 per cent and the economic movement recorded a real fall of 2.2 per cent.
There was a drop in the average stay which impacted the final balance.
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