All travellers either run away from something or try to find something. Also many have said a new country needs 2-3 years before you can tell if the place is for you. Starting a family and working years in a location is what roots you to a place, not superficial ha-ha evenings with unmarried people.

We are heading to BA next year for a few months and am just discovering you... I really appreciate your tone and communication style! Looking forward to learning more from your other videos. :)

Bariloche is overrated, awful city. Nice landscapes tho.

When I saw it was a white American woman, I said before the video started, "100% guarantee she got robbed and now feels unsafe living there;" called it. Also, seeing as how she is from America in a state which is predominantly white in a country built by immigrants for white people, it is no wonder she feels out of place. Argentina is built for Latinos. As an American and afro-latino, I always enjoy visiting latin America as it always feels more like home than the U.S. I am happy to see white Americans traveling as it helps them to feel what it is like for a person of color living in the U.S.

Cash is queen? More like cash is king. And the comparison with Paris? Oh please. They have nothing to do with each other. Whoever came up with this needs help.

If you’re Asian I’ve found the people in cordoba to be significantly more racist than Buenos Aires. BA has a certain reputation but while you still get the occasional look BA is far more accepting than cordoba in my personal experience. Not many Argentinians have been outside of their country. If you’re from the states this may feel uncomfortable at times. Take that as you may.

We love you Nicki ❤❤❤❤❤

Never , you will forget to B.A because is magical and addictive ,We are going to miss you a lot but I tell you that always comes back to first love as in B.A the QUEEN OF SILVER . I don' t like goodbyes ,I' ll just tell you see you later. HURRY BACK PRINCESS❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Headed to BA in November for a month. This was very helpful! Muchos gracias.

Thank you so much for this video. I learned a lot. A question, if I only spend a few days in Argentina (on a cruise), what is best way to get money ? Would hotel give me blue rates or at exchange places instead of opening a Western Union account?

Todas ciudades hermosas. Falto Jujuy. Tierra del fuego . Corrientes. Misiones. Es grande Argentina.❤❤❤❤❤❤

I’m coming to Buenos Aires with a family. There will be 4 of us. Do each person need a SUBE card or we can use one and just scan it 4 times. Do the kids 3 and 5 need to pay as well?

Great video. Thank you for info.

I am an Argentinian, and I have lived in the US since 1984- Going back to visit my family after 10 years and I am seriously lost on the many changes regarding the money ( Dollar Exchange) your tip from Western Union and the card for the " colectivos/buses "and subways is fabulous, Thank you. Tap water is the only thing used there, never had a problem. Thank you...

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Everyone should know that the exchange rate thing has changed a lot either way the new government. Credit cards now use an exchange rate that is close to the blue rate. With the introduction of the 10,000 peso bill, and foreign credit cards useable, there’s no longer a need to carry bricks of cash.

god, argentina and s.america sounds like a chore compared to when i was in asia, everything was so easy there...😣😣😐😐

welcome to the argenina

American go Home!!!!

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Thank you for sharing. Very interesting tips

Please O'Please "spell out" the name of the App, "the zap app or jab,... can't find it

Thanks for the video! What BA lodging do you recommend?

awesome breakdown, thank you! What percentage of natives/locals speak english there?

Oh my goodness, looks like you're having an incredible time! Thanks so much for this, and all the best!

Awesome! In Caballito, you can also find the Barrio Inglés (English neighborhood), which has some charming residential architecture. I would also add Balvanera to the list.

Procreate clips are awesome addition! Subscribed 😊

Your video is 99% exact!! im mendocinian , the only thing i would suggest is not to go to Alameda at night its a bit insecure and really is not nice pretty doggy y would say , just stick in Aristides , Juan B Justo and Sarmiento

Hi I want to visit maybe Sept or Oct 2024 I only have 8 days there is it safe to say 4 days in each place with Palermo being one and Buenos Aries being 2nd? I'm assuming I should stay in Palermo 4 day hotel there then take a Uber to BA or which is the fastest and or safest way to go to BA from there or visa versa depending on where I stay first Also, in your opinion. And I know this might sound dumb but if I go at the time where it's less crowds during the spring season, Sept-Nov will I be less of a target only due to less scammers on the streets or WORSE OF A TARGET since there is no one on the streets? I'm also assuming all other cities around Buenos Aries are much safer ? I mainly want to go to BA to see museums and take pics 🙄🙄While trying to be inconspicuous and or I don't mind taking a disposable camera, maybe that's best.? If the thieves DONT SEE MY PHONE, then u think I'll be less of. Target, but would I be safer taking pictures with my phone somewhere else other than Buenos Aries? And if I go in September or October, should I bring a spring jacket or how to dress? Thanks PS. I'll change money in Amercia first and take it with me. I only hope when I get change it'll be REAL MONEY NOT FAKE🤔🙄🙄🙄😪 ALSO DO I get the bus pass at the airport ? How much should I load on it for 8 to 9 days Sorry, i didn't finish the video🙄

Thanks. I’m going in March

@NickiPostsTravelStuff how did you meet your boyfriend there?

9:07 I love that phrase. Cafayate looks amazing. Seems like you had a great time!

Thanks for the very informative video! I plan to go their next year. Do you have videos about Brazil, Chile, and Peru as well?

Where are you from, Nicki? Your English is very clear. I m listening to practice! Thank you❤

I'm planning my trip to Peru and came across your vids. Excellent job, I would say the way more informative and less self centered than 99% of the travel vlogs. Top-notch quality and thanks for all the valuable info!

Moving around so much don’t expect to ever find home. You need to chill out. Just saying. It’s not bad that you travel. Shoot that’s what I wanna do. But it does come at a price somewhere. I believe it’s not investing in a place to call your home 🏠

Thanks for the video, I was surprised it was more a city than kinda raw nature so glad I had a look. BTW, what is the name of the hotel spa thingy? Thanks

Your tips here are great. While I can picture some people interpreting the desire to hash these things out ahead of time, doing so is very mature and can absolutely save you a lot of trouble. If you have a thoughtful friend, they should be heartened by your efforts to preseve your friendship.

Horse racing is contributing to animal abuse and cruelty. Please study the topic to educate yourself. You seem like a person who would be ethically outraged of the horse industry if only you knew.

What map app do you use? I have been to BA, Bariloche and Mendoza. I am looking to go back this next winter Thanks!

Outstanding video & advice

ojo, no confundir buenos aires con la capital federal, s que el turista no tiene por que saberlo pero agregamos un poco de historia, buenos aires es la provincia, como todas las demas provincias que componen la republica argentina, la zona autonoma y autarquica de la capital federal fue creada mucho tiempo despues y como fue posicionada sobra la provincia de buenos aires lleva el nombre buenos aires seguidos de ciudad autonoma, por eso se la llama ciudad autonoma de buenos aires (CABA) o simplemente capital federal. a sus habitantes se los llama porteños y a los habitantes de buenos aires se los llama bonaerenses. por lo cual cuando solo decimos buenos aires nos referimos a la provincia, NO a la capital federal

I'm half american (usa). Im also hapf Argentinean. I want to take the man i love to Bariloche.

I love mar del Plata.

Thank you for the great video. What if I use my US bank debit card to take cash from ATM? This is what i do anytime i visit any country and it was always way greater than exchange rates on the street... I am planning to visit Oct 2024. Any help is much appreciated!

13:44 That's my school at the right. I graduated from high school 34 years ago LOL

I just left Argentina after spending 9 months there (did I make a cheesy little video? Yes I did) and I remember watching your videos before I left Europe. Thank you for being you and putting so many useful videos out, you made my journey so much easier ❤

Me encanto tu desicion, estado animico y tu video me motivo a realizar el ascenso ...Gracias.

The African population used to be more than 50 percent of the Argentine population, and there used to be more black people in Argentina than in Brazil, Argentina committed mass genocide against its African population, and I personally would never set foot in Argentina. Argentina from 1868 to 1874, Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, undertook a genocide' that wiped out the Afro-Argentinean population to the point that by 1875, there were so few Black people left in Argentina that the government didn't even bother registering African descendants in the national census. Tellingly, Sarmiento wrote in his diary in 1848: What is [to be] done with such blacks, hated by the white race? Slavery is a parasite that the vegetation of English colonization has left attached to the leafy tree of freedom,” - International Business Times. imagine they killed half their population. the land of Argentina was fertilized with the blood and bones of Argentina's former African enslaved population. the food that grows in Argentina, and the grass that grows, for which the cattle graze on, was fertilized by the blood and bones of, its former African enslaved population, that unique taste that you taste, when you eat food grown and grazed in Argentina, is the blood and bones of your former enslaved people. African slaves built Argentina, and then the former slave owners paid back the slaves for the great works, toil, and effort, with mass genocide, the most complete and comprehensive genocide in human history.

ugh, so sorry that happened to you, Nicki... we had a similar experience here in Mexico with my husband's fanny pack/man purse that was snatched off the back of his chair when we were dining (lesson learned!) that had his entire wallet, car & house keys, cash, all the things... It is such a violation. We are going to get those phone cases that you recommend for our upcoming trip, thank you for taking the time and courage to post this and share with others, so they too can be informed and empowered. I became a carbon monoxide alarm advocate of sorts after my husband was severely poisoned and almost lost his life, so know firsthand how tough it is to recount a traumatic experience, but when it has the benefit of paying it forward to protect others, it is well worth it in my opinion.