HOME ✈ BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA 

Welcome! 

Fly overnight to Buenos Aires and transfer to your hotel, set among the dynamic restaurants, art galleries, and plazas of the historic Recoleta neighborhood. This afternoon, stretch your legs with a Recoleta walking tour led by historian and Princeton alumnus Martin Marimón ’17, then celebrate the start of your adventure with a welcome dinner at a local restaurant. (Meals aloft, Dinner)

BUENOS AIRES 
History. Immigration. Tango. 

Start the day at Argentina’s Museum of Immigration, located in the former “Hotel de los Inmigrantes.” Hear from Jordan Salama before meeting with the museum’s director and learning about the pivotal role of immigration in Argentina’s history. 

After lunch, historian Martin Marimón ’17 re-joins the group as you set out to explore the iconic Plaza de Mayo (where Eva Peron addressed the crowds from the balcony of the Casa Rosada) and surrounding neighborhoods. 

Tonight, raise a glass and take out your dancing shoes. Experience tango with two bandoneon musicians at a private reception, then head back to the hotel for some rest or continue dancing the night away at a local milonga. 
(Breakfast, Lunch, Reception)

BUENOS AIRES 
Barbecue. Yerba mate. Fútbol. 

Take the morning to sleep in or explore the local neighborhood, then bring your appetite for an authentic asado (Argentinian barbecue). Follow a master griller through the trendy Palermo Viejo neighborhood in search of the freshest ingredients, then enjoy an epic meal and yerba mate at a private residence that was once a bakery dating back to 1890. During this traditional Sunday lunch, meet local porteños, lifelong residents of the city of Buenos Aires. Buen provecho! 

The energy at an Argentinian soccer match is unrivalled. This evening, experience the thrill of attending a game at one of the city’s revered stadiums, match schedule permitting. 
(Breakfast, Lunch)

TIGRE DELTA 
River journey. National Geographic explorers. Local market. 

Today, venture outside the city with photographer Sebastian Lopez Brach, a native of the nearby city of Rosario whose documentary photographs of Argentine politics, culture, and nature appear regularly in National Geographic, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. Navigate the beautiful Tigre Delta of the Paraná River, then check out the Mercado de Frutos, an old waterfront market still bustling with locals buying produce and handicrafts. 

Before lunch, you’ll have a chance to hear from high-profile Argentine environmental leaders in a wide-ranging panel discussion about the country’s diverse wildlife, landscapes, and climate and conservation movements. Then return to the city for a free evening: check out the vibrant food scene and nightlife, or rest after a day of exploring. 
(Breakfast, Lunch)

BUENOS AIRES 
Culture. Color. Caminito. 

Spend today exploring the city’s thriving cultural landscape. Begin with a behind-the-curtains look at the world-famous Teatro Colón, then check out the colorful neighborhood of La Boca, birthplace of the tango. Snap a photo along the Instagrammable El Caminito, and end with a visit to the Usina del Arte cultural center, located in a former power plant designed to look like an Italian tower. 

Tonight toast to new friends and an unforgettable journey at a final dinner together. 
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

BUENOS AIRES ✈ HOME 
Bosch Palace. MALBA. Farewell! 

This morning, visit the historic Bosch Palace, the U.S. ambassadorial residence. Then take a stroll to the nearby Parque Rosedal’s gardens and Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA), or enjoy a free afternoon for last-minute exploring. 

After a late checkout from the hotel, transfer to the airport for your overnight flight home. 
(Breakfast)

LOI SUITES RECOLETA

Located in the heart of one of the city’s most prestigious neighborhoods, steps from the historic Recoleta Cemetery, Loi Suites Recoleta is set within a dynamic scene of restaurants, bars, art galleries, and beautiful plazas. Amenities include a gym, pool, and internet.

FEE INCLUDES: 

• All accommodations, meals, and excursions as specified in the itinerary 
• Full program of briefings, lectures and presentations 
• Transfers for all participants on group arrival and departure dates 
• Baggage handling 
• Gratuities to porters, wait staff, guides and drivers 
• Entrance fees 
• House wine and beer with group dinners 
• Bottled water on motorcoaches 
• Princeton Tour Manager 

FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE: 

• U.S. domestic and international airfare 
• Passport/visa expenses 
• Medical expenses and immunizations 
• Private airport transfers 
• Travel insurance 
• Optional excursions or deviations from the scheduled tour 
• Excess baggage charges 
• Meals not specified in the itinerary; dishes and beverages not part of the included meals; liquor or soft drinks except as noted 
• Laundry or dry cleaning 
• Telephone, fax, internet and email charges 
• Room service 
• Other items of a personal nature.

RATES 
$2,499 per person, double occupancy, Classes of 2024-2009 
$2,999 per person, double occupancy, all other classes 
$800 single supplement 

REGISTRATION
To secure your place on the journey, register! A nonrefundable deposit of $500 per person is due at the time of registration.

UNIVERSITY DISCLAIMER 
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CANCELLATION POLICY: Upon payment of the $500 per person deposit, all reservations are subject to the cancellation provisions as stated below and by which the passenger agrees to be bound. Cancellations shall not be effective until they are received in writing and confirmed by PJ. Final payment deadline is July 30, 2024. Deposits are refundable only if a replacement participant can be found, and if written notice of cancellation is received by the final payment deadline (July 30, 2024). Cancellations after July 30, 2024: All payments are 100% nonrefundable, regardless of booking date. 

Refunds cannot be made to passengers who do not complete the tour for any reason at all, and there are no refunds for unused meals, accommodations, or other trip features. PJ and FOTA reserve the right, without penalty, to cancel the tour or to require any participant to withdraw from the tour at any time at his/her own expense, when such action is determined by tour staff to be in the best interest of the health, safety, or general welfare of the tour group or the individual participant, and subject only to the requirement that the recoverable portion of the tour price that corresponds to the cost of unused services and accommodations be refunded or credited, if any.