Argentina used to be known as the seventh richest country in the world back in the beginning of the twentieth century. Currently, the average income in that country has changed quite significantly, and the citizens of approximately 43,024,374 million are under the poverty line. Unemployment is also a main social factor, and it has impacted many workers in certain industries. In the main cities of Argentina, the tourists are mainly considered to be business travelers. The hotels that range between four to five point stars in Buenos Aires, had a solution to offer cheaper rates to local travelers in the area, and providing close amounts or lesser dollar prices for foreigners to the country. Another reason is that Buenos Aires in Argentina is very
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Rooms are considered to be full of luxury, and its architecture is based on the local community. A Suite would be 200 USD = 1,768.05 ARS. Deluxe is 150 USD = 1,326.04 ARS. Superior is 120 USD = 1,060.83 ARS.
Restaurant and hotel local workers make approximately an average wage of 4,500 Argentine Pesos. Hotel employees would make about 5,700 ARS Pesos, whereas restaurant workers receive 4,200 ARS Pesos. I personally think they are not benefiting, because the accommodations booked or purchased just for one day, would easily add up expenses and cost more than what they are making per annum. Women working in hotels usually are housekeepers, chambermaids, waitresses, laundresses, dishwashers, and so forth.
When visitors travel to any place around the world, they should be responsible for their actions. Tourists would take in the types of food, culture, bargain purchases, etc in the destination that they choose to desire. High demands from tourists and needs, accommodations with special features, huge usage of energy, waste consumption, and high intakes of water would be several factors that still exist before and present today. The only best possible solution to fix this issue is to introduce or promote sustainable tourism to all visitors globally. This impacts Argentina greatly, because it is unspoilt and it is known for its own nature. Buenos Aires has trouble with maintaining sustainability, and this is because their initiative of recycling is quite
Rooms are considered to be full of luxury, and its architecture is based on the local community. A Suite would be 200 USD = 1,768.05 ARS. Deluxe is 150 USD = 1,326.04 ARS. Superior is 120 USD = 1,060.83 ARS.
Restaurant and hotel local workers make approximately an average wage of 4,500 Argentine Pesos. Hotel employees would make about 5,700 ARS Pesos, whereas restaurant workers receive 4,200 ARS Pesos. I personally think they are not benefiting, because the accommodations booked or purchased just for one day, would easily add up expenses and cost more than what they are making per annum. Women working in hotels usually are housekeepers, chambermaids, waitresses, laundresses, dishwashers, and so forth.
When visitors travel to any place around the world, they should be responsible for their actions. Tourists would take in the types of food, culture, bargain purchases, etc in the destination that they choose to desire. High demands from tourists and needs, accommodations with special features, huge usage of energy, waste consumption, and high intakes of water would be several factors that still exist before and present today. The only best possible solution to fix this issue is to introduce or promote sustainable tourism to all visitors globally. This impacts Argentina greatly, because it is unspoilt and it is known for its own nature. Buenos Aires has trouble with maintaining sustainability, and this is because their initiative of recycling is quite