Taxis are plentiful and fares are reasonable, and are generally the most effective way of moving around Buenos Aires. Remise services have counter at the airport. Railroad travel is available from several stations in downtown Buenos Aires. Commuter trains link Buenos Aires with most suburban areas, and long-distance trains connect most large cities. Travel outside greater Buenos Aires can be accomplished by train, bus or car, although air travel is recommended for many trips to the provinces because of the distances involved.
Automobile rental is available throughout the country, although quite expensive.
Travelers should be aware that Argentina has a high rate of auto accidents, and driving is not recommended for travelers in country for short visits. Lodging See Appendix E for a list of major business hotels in Buenos Aires. Communications Telephone service, both international and local are adequate. The new owners of the privatized telephone system have vastly improved operations. Many business people use cellular telephones to make their work more efficient.