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As long you travel with reputable, well-established operators.
Before you sign on, ask a lot questions:
- How long have they been operating?
- What is their safety record?
- Do they use local guides or do they bring in outside leaders who may be experts on white-water rafting but have limited knowledge of regional problems?
Adventure in ArgentinaRead through their terms and conditions as well. Find out what is and isn't provided regarding lodging, guides, evacuations - anything integral to your safety and peace of mind. If the company is providing gear, for instance, ask how old it is, how they maintain it, and if it can be exchanged should it fit improperly.
You may feel nitpicky or overly cautious, but in the Argentina Adventureend, you're still responsible for your health and safety. And if you're traveling the road less traveled, that can make all the difference.
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