Due to declining demand, airline tickets abroad are earned 40% cheaper in dollars – journalism. com

The sharp depreciation of the Argentine peso against the dollar has discouraged the demand for foreign travel. In order to improve the occupancy of its aircraft a little over ten days ago, lower fares began to be charged in dollars to serve certain destinations, which partially offset the sharp rise in dollar.

Bibam (Avantrip and Byblos), Atrápalo, Despegar and TTS Viajes and the search engine Turismocity flights find greater availability of promotional seats and, some of them, including lower prices, with sometimes up to 40% off. [19659002] "In June, there was a drop of more than 25% in international ticket bookings, and for just over 10 days, we noticed that dollar prices dropped to some destinations, depending on the date. Today, we get up to 30% cheaper in dollars than a few months ago, especially in the United States and South America, but also in Central America. Not so much in Europe, because the demand was more sustained, "said Fabricio Di Giambattista, president of Faevyt, the federation of travel agencies.