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Friday, 8 February 2008

Tango, tourism and the economy

Tango tourism in Buenos Aires is big and making a significant contribution to the Argentine economy, according to a recent travel item in the Sydney Morning Herald. Carnivores get a good run for their money, too!
Pat.

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