Saturday, 20 October 2012


Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards 2012
Top 20 Hotels in South America
Buenos Aires emerge with 3 at the highest score and 5 others among them  http://bit.ly/RxSXIn




Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards 2012
Buenos Aires earns the highest score in Central & South America. http://bit.ly/QW9K8L

Monday, 10 October 2011

Frommer's Argentina, 3rd Edition

Enjoy the Argentine tango, dine on barbeques and discover the countries vibrant culture.

By Michael Luongo, Charlie O'Malley, Christie Pashby.
Read more: http://bit.ly/oCCJOC

THE BEST OF BUENOS AIRES

Known as the Paris of Latin America, Argentina's capital is full of chic shops, restaurants and a vibrant nightlife. Visit the diverse neighbourhoods, enjoy Argentine food and explore the markets.
Frommers Buenos Aires 4th Edition By Michael Luongo. Read more: http://bit.ly/nQGSdR

Wednesday, 20 July 2011

Thanks Michael, you are more than Welcome!

They call me Mr. Buenos Aires.......

Streets that look like Paris, warm hearts and souls that lead to long conversations and more, late nights out dancing until the sun comes out over the Rio de la Plata. If you know me, you know how much I love Buenos Aires. I'm already one of America's best writers on the city, and I recently completed the Frommer's First Edition Buenos Aires guidebook. It had always been a dream of mine to live in the city, and with this book, my love poem to Buenos Aires and her people, my wish came true. Let my experiences and love for Buenos Aires be your guide to this wonderful city... Read the full article http://www.misterbuenosaires.com/
by Michael Luongo

Sunday, 13 February 2011

Buenos Aires #3 among the Top 10 cities for artistic inspiration


It’s easy to tap into BA’s surging literary vibe: mainly because it’s so cheap to while away hours in the elegant cafes where the city’s best writers hung (and still hang) out. The San Telmo and Palermo coffeehouses are ideal for espresso-sipping with the artsy in-crowd today whilst the city centre’s glam Café Tortoni was formerly frequented by famed Argentinean author Jorge Luis Borges. Borges’ house lies in Recoleta; his fictional El Aleph, the spot encompassing all other points in the universe, is supposedly located on San Telmo’s Juan de Garay St. Finish your literary tour at Palermo’s Garden of the Poets, bursting with writerly busts from Borges to Dante.
by Lonely Planet




Thursday, 10 February 2011

Buenos Aires among the Top 10 hedonistic city breaks

Buenos Aires, Argentina


With a passionate Latin American temperament and deep-seated love affair with tango, few cities in the world are as sexy as Buenos Aires. This is a place where hearts are worn on sleeves, be it in late-night Milongas - exuberantly flirtatious neighbourhood dance parties - or amid the tinderbox atmosphere of Argentina’s biggest soccer match, when Boca Juniors meet city rivals Independiente. And if dancing and sport don’t fire your furnace, BA drips with chic fashion, atmospheric old bars and a buzzing club scene.
by Lonely Panet

Visit Buenos Aires : The Gay Mecca...