On his recent trip to Chile, Martin traveled back with Iberia. Find out what he thought of what he found on board. I think it’s fair to say that if you mention to someone you are flying with Iberia, you are generally greeted with either sympathy or wishes of luck! Not because of anything to do with Iberia’s safety record, but normally to do with Iberia’s service record. The airline has been sorting out several union issues over the last couple of years which resulted in walk outs of its staff and significant disruption to the travelling public. This seems to have now all be resolved, but even in times of calm the airline has a reputation for bad service, bad food and no seat back TV’s in economy, so why would you travel with them? Well the main reason is because Iberia flies to almost all major South American…
Buenos Aires is vibrant, bustling and diverse city bursting with things to do. There are some activities, however, that you should not miss on your Argentina Holiday. Here are the top 5. 1) Recoleta Cemetery An iconic cemetery, described by many as one of the most beautiful in the world, is a must-see when in Buenos Aires. Holding many famous Argentines, including the legendary Eva Peron and multiple Argentinian presidents, the elaborate and beautiful architecture will take your breath away. The tomb of Liliana Crociati de Szaszak is of special interest because of its unusual architecture, and is just one of many fascinating tombs and mausoleums to see. 2) Puente de la Mujer In the Puerto Madero district of Buenos Aires, which is a renovated dockland area, this footbridge is a real highlight. A swing bridge, whose middle section rotates to allow river traffic through, it lights up spectacularly at…
