AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBuenos Aires Crowds: Pope Leo XIV’s Mass drew an estimated 2.5 million people, the largest gathering of his papacy. Visitors camped overnight, and a national holiday helped ease traffic around the Palermo event. Coastal Watch: A new study warns that parts of Buenos Aires province’s coast could retreat by up to 70 metres by 2100, putting beaches, resorts and nearby buildings at risk; erosion is already affecting Quequén, Monte Hermoso and Pehuen-Có. Antarctic Gateway: The Cormorant, billed as the world’s southernmost hotel, has opened as a base for Antarctica trips, while the expedition season is getting underway from Ushuaia. Events Ahead: New Order is due in Buenos Aires on Dec. 1, and Maluma has two arena dates set for Feb. 19–20, 2027—upcoming shows that could draw music fans to the capital. Wildlife Tourism: Puma-watching in Santa Cruz’s Patagonia Park is gaining attention as a draw for nature-focused travel.
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