The spirit of Patagonia has arrived in Buenos Aires: Cruce Andino brought together its leading operators at Casa Cavia
The event brought together tour operators, hotels, and strategic partners from Puerto Varas and Bariloche for an experience inspired by Patagonia.
June 8, 2026.
The spirit of Patagonia has arrived in Buenos Aires: Cruce Andino
brought together its leading operators at Casa Cavia
The event brought together tour operators, hotels, and strategic partners from Puerto Varas and Bariloche—
—for an experience inspired by Patagonia.
At one of Buenos Aires’ most iconic venues, Cruce Andino hosted a new edition of “Cruce Andino & Friends” at Casa Cavia, bringing together leading tour operators, strategic partners, and trade media.
The event was characterized by a warm and relaxed atmosphere, featuring cuisine, networking, audiovisual content, and various experiences that tourists encounter on the “Cruce Andino” journey between Chile and Argentina.
Cruce Andino also officially unveiled its new promotional video and shared the latest updates on the product, including enhancements to the experience and new offerings for passengers, reaffirming its position as one of Patagonia’s most iconic tourist experiences.
“More than just a trip between Puerto Varas and Bariloche, Cruce Andino is an experience that connects nature, history, and culture across the Andes Mountains. It was very important for us to reconnect with our key business partners in Buenos Aires and continue to strengthen this collaboration,” said Karina Zambrano, Manager of Cruce Andino.
In addition, the event featured photos and videos from various points along the route, as well as several raffles for attendees with prizes donated by hotels, tourist activities, and brands in Puerto Varas and Bariloche, including the Cruce Andino experience with accommodations, wellness offerings, excursions, and tickets for the binational route, thereby reinforcing the collaborative efforts between the two destinations.
Cruce Andino connects Puerto Varas (Chile) and Bariloche (Argentina) via a unique journey that combines cruising on Patagonian lakes with overland segments crossing the Andes Mountains, allowing travelers to experience some of South America’s most breathtaking landscapes.
