Destinations
Argentina
Argentina, the second-largest country in South America, offers a rich blend of culture, history, and natural beauty. At its heart lies Buenos Aires, the bustling capital known as the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires captivates visitors with its grand monuments, tree-lined boulevards, and vibrant neighborhoods. The city is dense with stories and experiences waiting around every corner.
Argentina’s cultural identity has been shaped by waves of immigration—mainly from Italy and Spain—which continue to influence everything from its food to its music. The result is a uniquely diverse society where tango, football, literature, and cuisine all play central roles. Buenos Aires is also home to prestigious universities, innovative businesses, and a thriving art scene, making it a dynamic and inspiring destination for learning and exploration.
The combination of all of these factors made Argentina an obvious choice for the study tour in 2026.
Brasil
On to the largest country in South America, our second stop will be Brasil. With its population originating from Portugal, this country will have a lot of vibrant traditions to offer, as well as a many touristic hot-spots. Brazil plays a significant role in the global agricultural and bioenergy sectors, being one of the world’s leading producers of soybeans, coffee, and ethanol. This has attracted numerous international agribusiness and renewable energy companies to establish operations in the country, offering a wide range of opportunities for industry-related visits.
While Christ The Redeemer watches over you, walk through Rio de Janeiro’s streets, deep-rooted in tradition, and with new experiences —culinary, touristic, and more— around every corner. São Paulo, Brazil’s largest city and economic powerhouse, a sprawling metropolis known for its fast-paced energy, diverse population, and impressive cultural offerings, will also be a stop in our wild adventure.
Brasil thus becomes the secondary location for the study tour in 2026
Iguazu Falls
In the border between Brasil and Argentina, a true wonder lies waiting to be experienced. Iguazu Falls is the largest waterfall system in the world, stretching for 3 kilometers along the border of these two countries. A true natural treasure with breathtaking views, it is only right we take a detour to admire it in our study tour.
Uruguay
Uruguay may be one of the smaller countries in South America, but it stands out for its stability, progressive policies, and high quality of life. Montevideo, the capital and largest city, blends a relaxed coastal vibe with a strong sense of culture and history. As a former colonial port city, Montevideo boasts a mix of neoclassical architecture, modern urban planning, and rich tradition.
Despite its size, Uruguay has positioned itself as a leader in social equality and digital innovation. Montevideo hosts a growing number of tech startups and sustainable development initiatives, making it an interesting destination for students interested in social progress and innovation
Making a perfect last destination in the 2026 Study Tour.