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Experience Argentina with the same passion we live our football — Meet Tailored Argentina, the boutique agency redefining travel

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Meet Pablo and Fernanda, the founders behind Tailored Argentina, the boutique agency reshaping how luxury travel feels — authentic, personal, and designed with the same passion Argentines live their football.

Telling the story about Tailored Argentina and why we started it never gets old! But let’s start from the beginning… You know that moment when you’re halfway across the world, but all you want is to bring everything back to where your heart is? We felt it; after years in luxury hospitality at places like Vail Resorts and experiences in Australia, we realized what we loved most wasn’t just beautiful travel… it was bringing that level of care back home.

At Tailored Argentina, you’ll always be greeted by familiar faces. We’re not a big anonymous operation, we’re a boutique travel agency focused on luxury and boutique travel, run directly by its founders: Pablo and Fernanda. If you schedule a meeting with us, it won’t be with “someone from the team”, it’ll be Fernanda sitting down with you, listening to everything you want to experience during your trip. That’s what makes our work personal: from the very first call to the final detail of your itinerary, it’s us making sure it feels truly yours.

That’s how Tailored Argentina was born: Not your regular travel agency, but our way of celebrating our land, our culture, our food, all with the finesse we learned abroad. And that’s why we needed a name for how we do it differently: The Tailored Method.

Here’s how The Tailored Method works and the magic it brings to every trip we design:

  • Step 1 – Listen & Connect
    We begin with real conversations (often over video calls) to understand your dreams, interests, and pace of travel, and to let you meet the faces behind your journey. For us, it matters that you know the faces crafting your journey!
  • Step 2 – Curate with Local Insight
    With our knowledge as locals, we go beyond generic itineraries to design authentic experiences across Argentina and South America.
  • Step 3 – Handpick & Refine
    From boutique hotels to experiences, every partner is trusted and tested. We adjust the itinerary as many times as needed until it feels 100% perfect for you.
  • Step 4 – Care for Impact
    Sustainability is built in: we choose experiences that respect communities, protect the land, and give back.
  • Step 5 – Travel Effortlessly
    From the moment you first contact us until you’re safely back home, we take care of everything. 24/7 concierge support and seamless logistics, so all that’s left to you is packing your bags.

We make sure travelers get to experience the real Argentina, not just the tourist highlights. That’s why we partner with trusted locals to create journeys that feel genuine, personal, and unforgettable.

We’re also proud allies of Mundo Albiceleste because if there’s something that defines our culture beyond landscapes and food, it’s football. For many travelers, watching Argentina play while visiting our country is just as iconic as a glass of Malbec or a walk through Patagonia.

And yes, Argentina is our heartbeat. But we understand traveling here is a journey, so if you’re heading all the way to South America, why not experience more? We love weaving in our neighboring countries: Chile’s landscapes, Peru’s history, Brazil’s vibrancy, Uruguay’s calm. They’re definitely chapters that deepen the story.

In the end, The Tailored Method is not a process. It’s our promise: your journey won’t feel like a standard package. It will feel like your story.

Because, for us, luxury isn’t about having more. It’s about creating something that’s truly yours. 

Just as football is lived with passion in every neighborhood and every stadium, we want every traveler to live Argentina with the very same intensity. We’d love to invite the Mundo Albiceleste family to start dreaming their journey with us. 

If you’ve ever thought about coming to South America, this might be the perfect moment. And don’t forget — with the code MUNDOALBICELESTE, you’ll enjoy a 10% discount on your tailored trip with us.

Until the next destination!

Tailored Argentina.

Alejandro Garnacho joins Chelsea from Manchester United

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Alejandro Garnacho has joined Chelsea from Manchester United.

Garnacho will be playing with Chelsea. According to Fabrizio Romano, the deal between Chelsea and Manchester United is done.

The 20 year old joins Chelsea on a seven year deal for a fee that is close to a £40 million package.

Argentina could play Venezuela, Puerto Rico in October in USA

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Argentina could be playing Venezuela and Puerto Rico in October in the United States.

The Argentina national team will play two friendly matches in October. According to Maximiliano Grillo, Argentina will play Venezuela at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

Lionel Scaloni’s team won the 2024 Copa America final against Colombia in that stadium as Lautaro Martínez scored the goal in extra time. The second match in October would be against Puerto Rico at Soldier Field in Chicago.

In September, the Argentina national team will play two World Cup qualifying matches. The first against Venezuela and the second against Ecuador.

Facundo Medina and Ángel Correa do not make Argentina national team

Facundo Medina and Ángel Correa are the two players which have been cut from the preliminary Argentina national team.

Medina missed Olympique Marseille’s match against Paris FC due to an ankle injury. He was part of the preliminary Argentina national team for the World Cup qyalifying matches against Venezuela and Ecuador but was did not make the final list.

Ángel Correa of Tigres was also part of the preliminary team but did not make the final team. Argentina will ppay Venezuela on September 4 and Lionel Messi has spoken about the match potentially being his last in Argentina.

On September 9, the team will play Ecuador. Here are the names that have been called up for the World Cup qualifying matches:

Goalkeepers:
Emiliano Martínez (Aston Villa)
Walter Benítez (Crystal Palace)
Gerónimo Rulli (Marseille)

Defenders:
Cristian Romero (Tottenham Hotspur)
Nicolás Otamendi (Benfica)
Nahuel Molina (Atletico Madrid)
Gonzalo Montiel (River Plate)
Leonardo Balerdi (Marseille)
Juan Foyth (Villarreal)
Nicolás Tagliafico (Lyon)
Marcos Acuña (River Plate)
Julio Soler (Bournemouth)

Midfielders:
Alexis Mac Allister (Liverpool)
Exequiel Palacios (Bayer Leverkusen)
Alan Varela (FC Porto)
Leandro Paredes (Boca Juniors)
Thiago Almada (Atletico Madrid)
Nico Paz (Como)
Rodrigo De Paul (Inter Miami)
Giovani Lo Celso (Real Betis)

Forwards:
Claudio Echeverri (Bayer Leverkusen)
Franco Mastantuono (Real Madrid)
Valentín Carboni (Genoa)
Giuliano Simeone (Atletico Madrid)
Julián Álvarez (Atletico Madrid)
Nicolás González (Juventus)
Lionel Messi (Inter Miami)
Lautaro Martínez (Inter)
José Manuel López (Palmeiras)

Lionel Messi speaks on potential final match in Argentina

Lionel Messi could potentially be playing his final match in Argentina on September 4 againat Venezuela.

Messi’s next match with the Argentina national team is a World Cup qualifier on September 4 in Argentina. Lionel Scaloni’s team will play Ecuador on September 9 in their last World Cup qualifying match.

In October, Argentina will play two matches in the United States and in November, they will play one match in Angola and another one in India.

Prior to the World Cup, Argentina are set to play the Finalissima against Spain in March. No matches have been announced before the World Cup.

Following Inter Miami’s 3-1 win against Orlando in the semi finals of the Leagues Cup, Messi was asked about Argentina’s World Cup qualifying match against Venezuela being his last in Argentina. Speaking with Antonella González, here is what he had to say:

“Yes, it’s going to be special, a very special match for me because it’s the last qualifier game. I don’t know if there will be a friendly or more games afterward, but yes, it’s a very special match, and that’s why my family will be with me.

“My wife, my kids, my parents, my siblings, and also as many relatives as possible from my wife’s side and we’ll experience it that way. After that, like I said, I don’t know what will happen, but we’re going in with that mindset. Thank you.”

Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni announced his last for the World Cup qualifying matches.