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Private Trips & Chinese-Speaking Services in Buenos Aires
Local team · Chinese-speaking support · Private trips
Buenos Aires is our home base. Our office is in the city center and our team knows every neighborhood and every partner. Whether you are a family on your first trip to Argentina, travelling with your parents or visiting on business, we understand your needs in Chinese and coordinate every detail in Spanish with local drivers, guides and hotels.
The essentials
- The city has two airports: most international flights use EZE (Ezeiza) and most domestic flights use AEP (Aeroparque). Allow plenty of time for connections.
- Plan 3–4 days to enjoy the main neighborhoods without rushing, plus a day trip to the Tigre Delta.
- Distances are long and traffic varies: a private vehicle makes things easier for families and groups.
- Dinner is late (usually from 8:30 pm) and tango shows take place in the evening.
- Our office is downtown and works as the coordination hub for your whole trip in Argentina.
Available services
Chinese-speaking guide
Chinese-language guiding, subject to date and guide availability.
Learn moreEZE / AEP transfers
Arrivals, departures and connections between both airports.
Private vehicle
Sedan, van or minibus depending on passengers and luggage.
City tour
Half or full day, at your own pace.
Tango night
We help you choose a show and arrange round-trip transport.
Corporate visits
Company visits, meeting transport and business assistance.
Groups
Complete arrangements for families, friends or company groups.
Experiences & services
No published prices: we quote based on dates, group size and availability.
- Half day
Buenos Aires highlights
Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, San Telmo, La Boca and Puerto Madero — ideal for first-time visitors.
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Tigre & the Paraná Delta
A drive through the northern suburbs and a boat ride along the delta's channels.
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Tango dinner show
Show suggestions to match your taste and budget, with round-trip transfers.
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Private tour with Chinese-speaking guide
Private vehicle and Chinese-speaking guide on a route built around your interests — great for families.
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Suggested city route
A typical order for a city tour. The actual route adapts to traffic, weather and your interests.
- 1
Plaza de Mayo
The historic and political heart of Argentina.
- 2
Metropolitan Cathedral
Neoclassical cathedral right on the square.
- 3
Casa Rosada
The presidential palace and a city icon.
- 4
San Telmo
Cobblestones, colonial houses and antiques.
- 5
La Boca · Caminito
The colorful old port neighborhood.
- 6
Puerto Madero
Modern riverside district in the old docks.
- 7
Recoleta
Elegant streets and the famous cemetery.
- 8
Palermo
Parks, rose garden and trendy restaurants.
Best time to go
Buenos Aires works all year round. Seasons are reversed from the northern hemisphere; spring and autumn are the most pleasant.
Spring (Sep–Nov)
Mild weather and jacaranda blossoms.
Summer (Dec–Feb)
Hot and humid; evenings are lovely.
Autumn (Mar–May)
Clear, comfortable days for walking.
Winter (Jun–Aug)
Cool, rarely extreme.
Frequently asked questions
How many days should I spend in Buenos Aires?
We usually suggest 3–4 days: two for the main neighborhoods, one evening for tango, and a day for the Tigre Delta or some free time.
What's the difference between EZE and AEP airports?
EZE (Ezeiza) handles most international flights and is further from downtown; AEP (Aeroparque) is close to the city and mainly domestic. If you connect between them, allow plenty of time — we can arrange a private transfer.
Can you arrange a Chinese-speaking guide?
Yes. Buenos Aires is where we most often arrange Chinese-speaking guides, subject to date and guide availability — let us know your dates as early as possible.
How do I choose a tango show?
There are dinner shows, show-only options and more local milonga experiences, each with its own style and price. Tell us your taste and budget and we'll suggest options and arrange transport.
Is Tigre worth a visit?
If you have 3 days or more, the Tigre Delta is a great half- or full-day option: a boat ride through the channels, with a completely different feel from the city.
Do you handle corporate groups?
Yes. We coordinate business transport, meetings and company visits, interpreting assistance and group dining. Send us the group size, dates and goals and we'll prepare a proposal.
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