Good morning and welcome to the Despegar third quarter ' 21 earnings conference call. A slide presentation is accompanying today's webcast, and is available in the investor's section on the company's website, investor.despegar.com. There will be an opportunity for you to ask questions at the end of today's presentation. This conference is being recorded. As a reminder, all participants will be in listen only mode. Now I would like to turn the call over to Miss Natalia Nuremberg, investor relations. Please go ahead. Good morning everyone and thanks for showing up today for a discussion of our third quarter 2021 return. In our recent reporting financial returns and performance in US, generally accepted accounting principal, we'll discuss certain longterm financial metrics and operating metrics, including for administrations and calculations. Investment secures the definition of these measures and metrics, inaudible to ensure that they understand them. Longer financial measures and operating metrics should not be considered to inaudible to the financial measures, and are provided as supplementary information only. Before we begin, I would like to remind, allow me to remind you that certain statements made in the course of the discussion will constitute correlating statements which are based on management's current expectations and beliefs, and as such you'll see a number of risks and uncertainties that the report's actual inaudible may be beyond the company's control. This includes but are not limited to expectations on our functions related to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the intervention and performance of the businesses we acquired during inaudible. For a discussion of this list, prefer to our filing with the securities and exchange commission and our press release. Speaking on our next call is our CEO Damian Scokin, who is inaudible on our specific priorities. Lastly, our CSO will then discuss the third quarter's financial return. After that we'll all- we'll open the call to your questions. Damian, please go ahead. Thank you, Natalia, and good morning everyone. Thank you for joining us and your interest in Despegar. Our third quarter result demonstrates that the strategic initiatives and the stake in since the start of the pandemic, and there's a careful execution and delivery improvement in, when compared to 2018, our performance this quarter and this course, the future earnings power of the company. I would like to start with some highlights, which are strong recovery across most of our markets, mainly demand for increased demand for domestic travel. International tourism is just starting to pick up as many countries begin opening their borders to fully vaccinated tourists. Thus, our international transactions increased 120% sequentially coming from very low levels. As a result, we reported sequential increases of 34% in gross booking, and 44% in transactions. These were driven by first of all, capturing the pick up in Brazil, Argentina and Chile, countries that were impacted in the prior quarter with the second wave of the virus. Second, another strong quarter in Colombia, where we observed significant pent up demand. Mexico was the standout in the prior quarter, but had a weaker performance in July and August, and some of inaudible could not open due to the restrictions that impacted some tourist destinations. On a positive tone, our Mexican operations began to recover in September, and this has continued into October. Our geographic diversification has allowed us to turn to growth across the region as the market recovers. We continue to closely monitor the deliveries of the company, mainly price, market and expenses, and installments. After improvements in our management revenue toolkit, we have been able to report stronger takeaways than pre-pandemic, reaching 12.7% as reported, and 13.7%, excluding extraordinary cancellations. Similar to past quarters, our take rate benefited from the investments we have made in technology and analysis, which allowed us to price more accurately, improving algorithms to capture more process development sections, and the positive impact from that day, which has the highest take rate, were also the contributors. At the same time, on a quarter on quarter basis, revenue growth was more than double the increase in cost of revenues. Lastly, operating expenses increased only 3% sequentially, even as the investments in selling and marketing during the quarter was 36% up sequentially, and in line with increase in gross bookings. Our business leverages, the actions taken last year to improve profitability. This has allowed us to be very close to achieving adjusted EBITDA we were given, when excluding extraordinary charges. Even with gross bookings at 56% on the third quarter of 2018 levels. Importantly, for the month of September, we achieved positive adjusted EBITDA, excluding extraordinary charges. This was an important milestone for us, we will remain well capitalize with a healthy cash position of $276 million. Turning to slide four for discussion on a few of our key markets. As various geographies have reopened post-pandemic, consumers have shifted some trends towards travel and entertainment. Along these lines, Brazil and Colombia posted the highest level of gross bookings since the start of the pandemic. With most states in Brazil listing restrictions in July, gross bookings in the quarter were up 106% sequentially, and ASPs up 33% in the same period. By mid September, several countries listed restrictions, allowing fully vaccinated Brazilians to travel overseas. For the month, as of November the 8th, fully vaccinated Brazilians are now allowed to travel to the US showing proof of full vaccination. In Mexico, although borders remained open for flights, activities in the main cities were particularly restricted to control an increase in COVID cases. These restrictions affected inaudible offline stores performance in July and August. On a positive note, those bookings have been increasing month over month since August, and international travel was stable on a sequential basis. Regarding the rest of LATAM, inaudible Colombia was 32% above the third quarter of 2019, pre-pandemic levels, reflected pent up demand as travel restrictions were lifted earlier in the year. In Argentina, we observed a sequential 150% increase in gross bookings. Finally, in Chile, gross bookings nearly doubled sequentially, and the significant growth trend continues in October. As we entered the fourth quarter, October continued with its positive trend across the regions. Just to summarize, our geographic diversification has been key in providing a more consistent overall performance the company. Turning to slide five, we have two really strong initiatives that we continue to deliver on, and that I will discuss today. First, our loyalty program has been widely accepted and we have reached the one million milestone. Today, the support of Despegar available in Brazil, Argentina and Mexico. In this regard, we recently signed an agreement to launch a co-branded credit card in Mexico in partnership with INVEX and MasterCard. Also, capitalizing on the increased travel demand, we launched our first offline marketing campaign since 2020. It's time to travel again, and can be seen across all media in Latin America. In Brazil, we have been offering more financial options to customers. Accordingly, we have further deepened penetration in the Colares, accounting for 6.5% of all transactions in the third week of October, with a record total purchase volume. Additionally, 5.5% of the Colares transactions October were paid through inaudible, which results