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The map below shows the location of the conference venue:

The City of Bariloche

San Carlos de Bariloche, located in the Patagonian Andes of Argentina, is one of the most beautiful destinations in South America. Surrounded by mountains, forests, and lakes, Bariloche offers stunning landscapes, outdoor activities, and a vibrant cultural life.

The city is known for:

• • Nahuel Huapi National Park
• • Cerro Catedral ski resort
• • Clear blue lakes such as Nahuel Huapi and Moreno
• • Chocolate shops and Alpine-inspired architecture
• • Scenic drives such as Circuito Chico

Conference Venue

ICTAC 2026 will take place at the NH Hotel, a modern facility located near the city center with easy access to restaurants, and public transport.

The venue features:

• • Large lecture halls
• • Multiple breakout rooms
• • High-speed internet access
• • Nearby dining and lodging options
• • Scenic views of surrounding lakes and mountains

Location

Bariloche can be reached via:

• • Daily flights from Buenos Aires (2 hours)
• • Daily flights from Córdoba city (1 hour)
• • Bus routes from major Patagonian cities
• • Car via National Route 40

Travel Information to Bariloche

By Plane

Bariloche is located in Argentine Patagonia and can be reached via direct domestic flights from Buenos Aires and Córdoba.

• • From Buenos Aires: International flights generally arrive at Ezeiza International Airport (EZE). Direct domestic flights to Bariloche depart from both Ezeiza (EZE) and Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) via Aerolíneas Argentinas or JetSMART. If your connection requires changing airports from EZE to AEP, transfers by taxi or shuttle bus take approximately 1 to 1.5 hours—please allow sufficient connection time when booking.
• • From Córdoba: Córdoba is Argentina's second-largest city, located in central Argentina, with direct international connections (e.g., via Iberia or Air Europa). Direct domestic flights to Bariloche are operated by Aerolíneas Argentinas and JetSMART.

By Car

Driving to Bariloche from Buenos Aires or Córdoba is a long journey (approximately 18 to 20 hours). It is a safe and scenic road trip passing through diverse regions of Argentina. If you plan to drive, make sure to map out your routes and fuel stops in advance.

By Bus

Long-distance buses connect major cities like Buenos Aires and Córdoba to Bariloche. Note that the journey takes 18 hours or more and is not necessarily cheaper than booking a flight in advance.