Gateway Argentina

Win a Trip to Buenos Aires!!

2009-02-16T12:43:00.009-02:00

Gateway Argentina was pleased to be chosen by Bueno, entonces... to give away a free one month Intensive Spanish course in Buenos Aires Argentina!

What is Bueno, entonces...?

"A new way to learn Spanish - developed specifically for the iPhone and iPod Touch (coming soon to DVD!). This new technique combines hard-core grammar and vocabulary lessons with a witty and engaging conversational style.

David is a cheeky Londoner learning Spanish in Buenos Aires. Jimena is his gorgeous Argentine teacher. Join their class and get an intensive Spanish immersion, pick up a little about Argentina & Latin America, and see how a little cultural tension provides the perfect backdrop for absorbing a foreign language.

Witty, engaging, entertaining, and at times outrageous - "Bueno, entonces..." is unlike any other language program you've ever seen."

How do I enter the contest?

You can enter the contest by becoming a fan of Bueno, entonces... on facebook. Contest is open to facebook users 18 and older! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bueno-entonces/37184581462

What can I win?

GRAND PRIZE includes:

*Round trip airfare from a major international airport to Ezeiza International Airport, Buenos Aires, Argentina (travel dates between June 1st and August 31st 2009)
*Gateway Argentina customized (month long - 28 day) package including:
Intensive Spanish Course
Accommodation in a Home-stay or Shared Apartment
Airport Pickup
City Orientation
Program Orientation
Cell Phone Rental
Language Partner
Spanish Conversation Club
Weekly Group Activities
Welcome Packet
In-Country Assistance
Note: package does not include: Meals (although, Home-stays include breakfast) or any other personal expense.
* Weekly 2 hour class with the educational director of "Bueno, entonces..."
* Welcome dinner with the cast and crew
* A guest spot in "Bueno, entonces..." Spanish Level 2, in production this summer.

Want to learn legal Spanish? The ABA Journal recently featured Gateway Argentina's Specialized Spanish Programs.

2008-09-06T21:51:00.007-03:00

Gateway Argentina was recently featured in the American Bar Association Journal -
Check out what they had to say about our Legal Spanish programs.

Lenguaje Juridico

September 2008 Issue
By Jenny B. Davis

Looking for an educational opportunity that combines Spanish language, law and cultural immersion—without the sting of the overinflated Euro?

Check out Gateway Argentina, a Spanish language and cultural immersion program based in Buenos Aires.

Among the company’s myriad offerings (including an Argentine wine course and volunteer opportunities) is one designed specifically to teach lawyers and law students to speak the law in Español. The programs are customized for every participant but are designed for lawyers and law students with some degree of Spanish fluency, according to Lauren Guptill, Gateway Argentina founder.

Guptill worked with Laurel Lichty, an Illinois native with a U.K. law degree, to design the legal program. It typically includes 20 hours of weekly language instruction, the opportunity to volunteer or intern with an Argentine professional, and exposure to other educational and cultural opportunities.

Participants can live with a local family, or Gateway Argentina can arrange private accommodations.

The program requires a minimum one-month commitment. Prices for the law program, which include housing, start at $2,350.

If nothing else, the program may just give you the excuse you’ve been looking for to finally get to Buenos Aires.

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Learn more at about our legal spanish program by visiting Gateway Argentina's website.

Workshops and Specialized Classes!

2008-06-16T21:09:00.005-03:00

We all have hobbies! We all have interest! We all have our favorite activities!

Just because you've decided to come to Argentina - that doesn't mean you should stop doing what it is you enjoy to do!

Gateway Argentina now offers Workshops and Specialized Classes! So you can continue to do what it is you do while in Buenos Aires!

Workshops are a great way to increase your Spanish speaking abilities while having fun and meeting locals!

Options include:

Tango
Salsa and Latin Dance
Circus Acrobotics and Clown Classes " A very Argentine Activity"
DJ and Music Producing
Argentine Cinema
Tango for Musicians
Horse riding and Show jumping
Polo
Jewelry and Leather Design
Argentine Literature and Poetry
Culinary Arts and Argentine Cooking
Photography
Argentine Wine Tasting and Appeciation
Social and Political History

Our goal is to offer something for everyone! If you don't see what you enjoy doing, let us know - we'll try to find it for you!

To apply for a workshop, email us at info@gatewayargentina.com. Let us know before you arrive or once you are ready to participate and we will arrange it for you!

Specialized Spanish

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Specialized Spanish Programs
Gateway Argentina offers professional Specialized Spanish Programs designed for professionals who want to enhance their Spanish with advanced language skills and events designed to provide a cross-cultural awareness of their industry in Argentina.
Programs are customized for the individual or group based on their needs, interests and goals while studying in Buenos Aires. Each program is designed for students who have an intermediate to advance level of Spanish. These programs will focus specifically on vocabulary, academic literature and current events in the corresponding field in Argentina, Latin America and abroad. For students who need to combine these classes with a grammatical and practical approach to Spanish we recommend a month of our Intensive Spanish Classes before beginning your specialize course.

We have programs available for:
Business Spanish
Medical Spanish for pre med students, doctors and health care professionals
Legal Spanish
Spanish for International Relations
Spanish for Economics
Spanish for Sommeliers

If you do not see your desired program here, please contact us at customize@gatewayargentina.com. Please let us know what you are looking for, we may be able to customize a program for you.

All Programs include:

20 hours per week of private individual classes with a professor who is a specialist in your desired program
Internship or volunteer position in the corresponding field (medical school credit may be available)
Language partner working in the corresponding field in Buenos Aires
Events, seminars, lectures and further educational opportunities related to corresponding field
Contact information regarding universities, institutes, foundations and organizations related to your desired program in Buenos Aires
Accommodation

Our Accommodations are:

Home-stay
Shared Apartment
Student Residence
Private Apartment

To apply for a Specialized Spanish program please submit the ‘Apply for a Program Now’ form located on the homepage. All of Gateway Argentina‘s programs are customize for the recipient, we advise that you register at least two weeks in advance for your desired program. Upon receiving your registration form we will ask for a copy of your CV/resume and any additional information you think necessary to create your specialized program.

In addition, All Gateway Argentina Programs include:

City Orientation
Program Orientation
Cell Phone Rental
Language Partner
Airport Pickup
Spanish Conversation Club
Welcome Package
In-Country Assistance
Weekly Group Activities

To learn more about these programs, or to apply for a program contact us at: info@gatewayargentina.com

Volunteering in Buenos Aires with Gateway Argentina

2008-01-10T14:48:00.000-02:00

**this post is part of a series of post relating to our volunteer program. In each post our volunteers share their experience with you**

Buenos Aires is a city that never sleeps. I knew this before coming to Buenos Aires. I quickly learned that if you want to make the most out of Buenos Aires, its best if you embrace the late night dinners and early morning Spanish classes, or in my case, train rides.

I have decided to volunteer during my time in Buenos Aires, as well as take Spanish classes. I believed that if put myself out there, into an unfamiliar environment, the struggle to communicate would help my Spanish. It would be "real-life" practice. Working to get your point across to a group of youngsters is not like working to order off a menu.

My volunteer placement was arranged for me before I arrived. I was pleased to be able to "get started" right away with a placement that was hand-picked by HelpArgentina for me based on my interests. It was a perfect match. I am volunteering at Alimentar Enseñando. Alimentar is a community center that promotes education, nutrition and health through rural development projects and a daily soup kitchen that educates mothers on healthy nutritional habits for themselves and their children.

On the days that I go to the center, I wake early and head to Barrio Once to take the train to Moreno. The train ride takes about an hour, then I hop on a bus in Moreno that heads toward General Rodriguez. I hop off the bus, cross the street for the short walk to the center, (I am in the country) as I round the corner I begin to hear the voices. Its only 10:15 in the morning, but its going to be a hot day. I hear the voices of close to 40 children playing, and waiting with anticipation. I open the main gate and the stampede begins.

¡Seño! ¡Seño! Hay clases de natacíon? Pileta! Pileta, Pileta!!! Primero los ochos!! ¡Seño! ¡Seño!

Seño could be short for both teacher and also Señora, I have asked the kids many times what it means, but the answer is always different. One things for sure, I hold the key to the swimming pool, and "los clases de natacíon" are a highlight of the day.

I was placed as a volunteer at Alimentar because I wanted to be able to work both with children and also in public health and community development. Upon arriving at Alimentar on my first day I noticed that the center, which is a converted Estancia had a swimming pool. I decided that I would teach swimming lessons to the children that come to the center everyday.

I teach in groups of five or so, depending on age. Usually my groups consist of the "chiquititos", who are the children '5 and under'. I continue with the 6 & 7's, 8 & 9's, 10 &11's, followed by the 12's, 13 & 14's and then finally the over 14, or as I call them, "los grandes". On a typical day I teach 7 different groups over the span of 2 1/2 hours.

On the train ride back to Once, I carefully pick the perfect seat, a seat that faces backwards, has a window that opens to optimize the breeze and has a place for me to put my feet up. And, when the "Helados Helados" man comes by never think twice about buying an ice cream.

** To learn more about Gateway Argentina's volunteer programs you can read about them on our website. **

Wine and Spanish Course in Buenos Aires, Argentina

2008-01-06T19:30:00.002-02:00

Gateway Argentina has partnered with Argentina’s premier wine school in Buenos Aires. We are proud to announce a unique program designed to expand Spanish language learning, while providing an exceptional opportunity to learn about Argentine Wine. Learn about Argentine grape varitials such as Malbec, Torrentés, and Bonarda, Wine Culture, and the Wine Industry while improving your Spanish language skills.

Wine and Spanish Course
Wine and Spanish courses are available for 4 weeks or 8 weeks.
Wine and Spanish workshops are available for less than 4 weeks.

Our partner school is located in the lively Microcentro of Buenos Aires. Argentina’s first female Sommelier Marina Beltrame founded the school in 1999. She has since opened Sommelier schools in Mendoza and Bogota, Colombia. The wine school is accredited by ASI, la Association de la Sommellerie Internationale. All courses are taught by professional Sommeliers.

Course Includes

Intensive Spanish Classes or Flexible Spanish Classes
Sommeliers’ class focusing on tasting Argentine Wine
Additional weekly wine tasting featuring Argentine Wines, including Boutique and Micro Bodegas
Optional excursion to Mendoza (Argentina’s wine country)
Accommodation in Buenos Aires -our accommodation options
English Language supplement material for Sommelier class

Upon completion you will receive a certificate from your language school and a certificate of completion from our partner wine school.

Courses begin the first Tuesday of every month. Please check our calendar to chose your program and start date.

All Gateway Argentina programs include:

• City Orientation
• Program Orientation
• Cell Phone Rental
• Language Partner
• Airport Pickup
• Spanish Conversation Club
• Welcome Package
• In-Country Assistance
•Weekly Group Activities

Wine Workshop dates can be arranged, please contact us at customize@gatewayargentina.com

Buenos Aires in 2008! Make it your New Years resolution to learn Spanish!

2008-01-06T17:10:00.000-02:00

Its the beginning of a New Year.

While many people think of the beginning of a New Year as a time to turn over a new leaf; try to make it as a new person, break old habits, shed dead pounds, create goals, make resolutions, I have always enjoyed a beginning to a New Year for a different reason.

A New Year always brings with it new statistics. Well first there is always all the end of the old year reports, top 10 this, top 50 that, as a kid my fascination with "top" lists began and ended with the Billboard year end charts; what was the best song of 1994?!? I would think about it for weeks. As I listened to the year-end broadcast, and when it wasn't Mariah Cary singing about a Hero, or All-4-One swearing about something, I knew my prediction would be right, Ace of Base's The Sign would take the 'Top Song' spot of 1994.

But, what does this have to do with Buenos Aires? Well, luckily I grew up, stop listening to Ace of Base, but I never lost my fascination with all the year end lists, charts and reports. While I couldn't tell you what the top song of 2007 was, I did see some "top lists" at the beginning of 2008 which made me very excited!

The International Herald Tribune recently published "the 53 places to go in 2008" as a travel enthusiast and small business owner in Argentina, I was thrilled to see Buenos Aires make the list at the 27th spot. The International Herald Tribune's raving about Buenos Aires, Argentina would have been enough for me, it would have satisfied my year-long longing for the "New Year" reports, it would have made me think I was a cleaver self-starter, clearly doing something right by starting a business in Buenos Aires, being in the right place at the right time, with the right ideas.

A few days later there was another surprise for me as I filtered through recent articles about Argentina. This surprise confirmed it, I was in the right place at the right time with the right ideas. The New York Times had published their 2008 list. It listed only 8 different destinations, broken down by categories, such as family, luxury, emerging, but the category I was so excited about was budget. Argentina was The New York Times chosen budget travel destination!

I had started the right business, while Buenos Aires provides a budget destination to live while learning Spanish, Gateway Argentina takes the thrill of living in Buenos Aires and brings it one step further, creating customized packages for its clients.

Our focus is to provide our clients the best of Buenos Aires, we have contracts with the cities best Spanish language schools, accommodation providers, travel services, volunteer agencies, and services geared towards foreigners. We use your requests and our trusted network of providers to create each individual the perfect program.

So make your New Years resolution to learn Spanish!

Happy New Years! Feliz Año Nuevo!
-Gateway Argentina

Gateway Argentina goes to Uruguay! A Perfect Excursion.

2007-12-06T13:26:00.000-03:00

For our most recent excursion members of Gateway Argentina traveled across the Rio del Plata for a special excursion to the quaint village of Colonia, Uruguay and beyond!

It was an early morning, as travelers met at the terminal to catch the first of the day’s ferries. There were many cups of Cafe con Leche and Medialuna's consumed, opening sleepy eyes as we waited on the early morning ferry.

The village of Colonia is a registered UNESCO World Heritage Site; a remarkable little town criss-crossed with cobblestoned streets and brightly painted chic stucco buildings. It's a photographer's wonderland, it's a cafe-seekers paradise and a haven for a quick relaxing weekend for the over achievers.

As we disembarked the hour-long ferry ride from the port of Buenos Aires, the day’s temperature was quickly raising. The sun would be warm and the day would be perfect for the different optional planned activities.

Upon arriving in Colonia we rented bikes. A bike for a day cost roughly $3.00 US. These certainly were NOT road bikes... but they had two wheels. My bike reminded me of a terrible cross breeding of the Huffy I got for my 13th Birthday and the yellow beach cruiser that once got me around Pacific Beach.

The group stocked up on snacks and bottles of water at a kiosco near Colonia's crumbling but yet still glorious bullfighting ring. It has been years since the ring has seen a bull; now occupied by stray dogs and overgrown weeds. Photos were snapped as wandering horses crossed in front of the ring, perhaps looking for greener pastures.

However, unlike the stray dogs and wandering livestock we had some serious distance to cover in order to make our destination on time. The estimation was 40K. After about 5K we were outside of Colonia. After another 5K, farms appeared. After another 5K the roads become dirt. By 20K in we were surrounded by fields, livestock and blue skies as far as the eyes could see. The last 20K were inside Estancia Anchorena, or destination.

Estancia Anchorena, is the sprawling estancia of Uruguay current President. Gateway Argentina members were greeted by a professional tour guide who showed us around the grounds of Estancia Anchorena. The tour highlighted many historical buildings located on the Estancia, including the House of Uruguay's Presidents. While visiting the house, a herd of sheep and deer made their way across the grounds. Laughs were contagious as we joked about the likeliness of ever seeing a herd of sheep on the front lawn of the White House.

We returned to Colonia to take in the simplicity and ambiance of the uniqueness that makes it a desired destination for photographers, cafe-seekers and over achievers. This was one of our favorite excursions!

Learn more about our programs and events by checking out our webpage, be sure to check out our calendar as we have many fun events planned for 2008!

Thanksgiving: Pies but no Pilgrims

2007-11-27T16:02:00.000-03:00

American Thanksgiving was celebrated last Thursday by members of Gateway Argentina.

While a few restaurants around the city provided Thanksgiving meals - with Turkey, stuffing and all the fixtures, we are convinced that Gateway Argentina's American Thanksgiving party may have been the only place to satisfy Thanksgiving PIE cravings.

Among the many desserts, some traditionally Argentine (with Dulce de Leche) we also had Pumpkin Pie, Pecan Pie and Chocolate Cream Pie. We were lucky to find Pumpkin as Watermelons and Pineapples are filling up the shelves of the produce markets.

The mood was festive and the breeze on the terrace warm, no fall foliage as spring is in full bloom in Buenos Aires.

We are currently planning activities for the "winter" holidays and New Years! Please send any suggestions to info@gatewayargentina.com. Check out our calendar for upcoming events, the calendar can be found here on our website.

Exclusive Argentine Wine Tasting

2007-11-12T22:25:00.000-03:00

Thursday Nov. 15th Gateway Argentina will offer an exclusive wine tasting of some of the best wines of Argentina's Micro-Bodegas. This is a great opportunity to taste some of Argentina's premier wines.

The event will be hosted by Anuva Vinos. To attend this event RSVP is required.
To RSVP please email info@gatewayargentina.com

To learn more about Anuva Vinos and their wine services visit their website.

To learn more about Gateway Argentina and their specialized immersion services in the city of Buenos Aires visit this website.

The entire Gateway Argentina Team ran faster than Katie Holmes!

2007-11-07T11:19:00.000-03:00

The Buenos Aires marathon on Sunday 4th of November was completed by the five members of Gateway Argentina all of whom finished faster than Katie Holmes! People Magazine reported that Katie Holmes finished the NYC marathon on the same weekend in a respectable 5 hours 29 minutes.

Gateway Argentina's 2007 team hailed from four countries and three continents, representing Brasil, Mexico, Holland, and the USA.

Eva, from The Netherlands, completed her first marathon in an impressive 4.30, despite being approximately one foot shorter than Katie Holmes. She credits her success to her practice runs between Boca and River stadium and her Brazilian trainer Somulo. Soumlo ran an impressive race as well, and was the first member of Team Gateway Argentina to cross the finish line.

Victor, who works in tourism promotion for the Mexican embassy, decided to join the Team Gateway Argentina and run his first marathon less than 12 hours before the race began. Victor finished in just over 5 hours. He credits the Chivas for his perseverance.

Fueled by soya patties, pizza and raisins, the speedy Texan, Discovery, finished two entire hours faster than Katie Holmes, in 3.37.

Gateway Argentina's Laurel Lichty reports, "power snacks are very important when running for hours at a time, the un-pitted prunes were a 'sopresa' (surprise)." Laurel completed the race in 4.50. The Buenos Aires marathon was Laurel's fourth marathon, having last completed the London marathon in 2005.

She ran an impressive "Southern Hemisphere" race without training. She would like to thank the Beastie Boys and her Ipod shuffle for their undying support, without which she may not have rounded mile 20.

Team Gateway Argentina runners and fans enjoyed a lovely post marathon Sunday brunch on the terrace of The Drink Gallery on Arce and Chenaut in Las Cañitas. Many thanks to our Mexican, North American and Ecuadorian fans for their handmade signs and enthusiastic 'abrazos' (hugs) at the finish line.

Learn more about our programs here!

Lecturas Culturales: Gateway Argentina's Educational Events

2007-11-01T16:15:00.000-03:00

Thanks to everyone who came to our Tuesday night's 'Lectura' on the recent Argentine Election.
The event was held at Lussuria, a lovely and quaint restaurant on Salguero 2983. Participants enjoyed an informative lecture presented by Julio Villalonga an Argentine political commentator and celebrity and R. Gregory Michener a University of Texas Ph.D candidate.

Both lectures gave a comprehensive explanation of current topics and were able to share some insight into the possible next four years of Cristina Kirchner's Presidency.

"I really enjoyed the interchange about Argentine politics last night and found the two points of view - the Canadian R. Gregory Michener and the Argentine Julio Villalonga, to be an interesting contrast". -Bob (lecture participant)

For more information, visit our website here or to be included in our lecture series please send us an email at info@gatewayargentina.com

First Lady Cristina to be President, but what does this mean??

2007-10-29T14:05:00.001-03:00

Yesterday First Lady Cristina Kirchner won Argentina's Presidential Election.

So what does this mean??

Gateway Argentina will be hosting a "Lecturas Culturales" to examine the outcome of yesterday's election. For more information about our lecture series please visit this page of our website.

Lecturas Culturales : "Argentinian Power Politics: an Informal Analysis"

WHEN: This Tuesday, Oct. 30th - 7.30pm

ADDRESS: LUSSURIA RESTAURANT

Jeronimo Salguero 2983

Capital Federal

tel: 4804 8177

THIS TUESDAY night! An informal lecture on the Election 2007 in Argentina given by Julio Villalonga, Television Presenter /Political Commentator and R. Gregory Michener, Researcher/Ph.D candidate from the University of Texas. Julio Villalonga is the host of the television program, 'Civilizacion y Barbarie.' R. Gregory Michener is a Researcher of Latin American Politics and Anti-corruption policies.

This event will be in Spanish and in English with interpretation.

This event is FREE and open to the public.
To learn more about Gateway Argentina, and our educational events visit us here!

Fin de Semana Escape to Cordoba

2007-10-16T19:36:00.000-03:00

Gateway Argentina celebrated Monday's holiday with a long weekend excursion to Villa General Belgrano. Monday was "Dia de la Raza" or Columbus Day.

This past weekend the city of Buenos Aires emptied out as bus stations and highways packed up. We followed the lead and along with Q Hacemos, a student excursion service for Spanish speaking foreigners living in Buenos Aires, we were off.

Our international group of Americans, Dutch, Ecuadorians, Mexicans and Argentines arrived in Villa General Belgrano early Saturday morning. Villa General Belgrano is a small German village located in mountainous province of Cordoba. We were just in time to participant in the week long festivities of Oktoberfest. This year was the 75th Anniversary.

The weekends activities included two tickets to enter into the festival, a typical Argentine asado (BBQ), plenty of Mate drinking (traditional drink of Argentina) and perhaps the most competitive volleyball tournament I've seen since Misty May and Kerri Walsh beat the Brazilians for Olympic gold in 2004.

It was a 'Columbus day' weekend to remember, in a small German village in the hills of Cordoba, where everyone spoke Spanish... or well Castellano.

To learn more about Gateway Argentina's programs, visit the website.

RIVER v BOCA, A Gateway Argentina Experience

2007-10-08T16:55:00.000-03:00

Yesterday Gateway Argentina attended the River v Boca superclassico. This is a sporting event that no die-hard fan is going to miss.

The rivalry between the two largest teams of Buenos Aires, Club Atletico River Plate and Boca Juniors, has made this more than an important a game. Its life or death.

Securing tickets to the superclassico has become even harder since The Observer listed a match between Boca v River as THE top sporting event in the world. To read the full article: 50 Sporting things you must do before you die.

It was a win for River yesterday - with Boca unable to score a GOL.

We left with the River crowd to their cheers of " Mirá, mirá, mirá, sacá una foto"

To learn more about our programs, visit Gateway Argentina!

We're running the Buenos Aires International Marathon

2007-09-20T14:00:00.000-03:00

Join the Gateway Argentina Team -

We're running the marathon.

The 7th International Marathon of Buenos Aires takes place on the 4th of November - Join our team.

Run the 8k or the 42k.

For more information on this race and how to register - visit to official website: http://www.maratondebuenosaires.com/

For more information on how to join our fun team and run with us - emails us at info@gatewayagentina.com

For more information about our other programs visit our website.

Buenos Aires is # 2, And thats ok with us!

2007-07-15T15:07:00.001-03:00

On July 10th 2007, Travel + Leisure Magazine released the Results of 12th Annual World’s Best Awards Readers’ Survey -

Under the category of cities - Buenos Aires has taken the number 2 spot, its HIGHEST ranking ever!

Cities were ranked in a survey based on sights, culutre/arts, resturants/food, people, shopping and value.

Buenos Aires scored an 86.75, putting it only .15 points behind this years winner, Florence Italy at 86.90.

Want to read more about the Paris of the Pampas? Check out this article!

Number #2 still has a lot to offer: check out our programs in Buenos Aires here by visiting our website!

Planning a trip to Buenos Aires?? Here are some useful links!

2007-07-12T10:51:00.000-03:00

Recently it snowed in Buenos Aires for the first time since 1918 - However the city is better know for its warm breezes off the mouth of the Rio de la Plata.
Weather

Need a trip? Still deciding where you want to go? Check out this site for up to date information from the icy coastlines of Tierra del Fuego all the way to Iguazu Falls and its infamous Devil's Throat.
All about Argentina

Maybe you are thinking that the perfect trip includes Tango lessons, world class shopping and perhaps a night at the horse races? Or maybe an afternoon on the Polo grounds followed by a sunset stroll past the Casa Rosada and into Puerto Madero for an evening of great dining and fine Argentine wines. Visit the follow site for ideas on how to make the cobblestone streets of Buenos Aires yours to discover!
Official tourism site of the city of Buenos Aires

I have to admit - When asked by Portenos (as the people of the city of Buenos Aires are called). River or Boca? I must say that I am a Boca Juniors fan, however regardless of your decision to this question, Buenos Aires is not complete without a trip to La Bombonera.

Do you have any questions? Need some advice? Contact us! info@gatewayargentina.com
Check out all of our programs! Visit us here!

Gateway Argentina: Spanish Language and Cultural Immersion Programs in Buenos Aires

2007-06-29T23:23:00.000-03:00

Greetings all!

I am very happy to inform you that Gateway Argentina has been established! We at Gateway are very very excited about hosting the best immersion programs that Buenos Aires has to offer.

Thank you for your interest in our blog, please make us a regular stop of your blogging!

Our Programs:
Group Spanish classes
Private Spanish classes
Specialized Spanish classes
Specialized classes and workshops focusing on Latin American and Argentinean literature and history

Our Accommodation:
Homestay
Shared apartments
Private apartments
Student Residences

And so much more!
Tango classes
Workshops
Wine and Spanish Course
Volunteer positions
Weekly tours and cultural events around the city
Excursions around Argentina and South America
And many more perks exclusive to Gateway Argentina

Want to know more information??

Check out our website!!
www.gatewayargentina.com

Or email us at:

info@gatewayargentina.com

THANKS!