Bienes raíces a medida
Bienes raíces a medida
Bienes raíces a medida
Los Tajamares Golf Club at Bodega Garzón COURTESY OF BODEGA GARZÓN A lot of wineries have upscale tasting rooms and gourmet restaurants on-site, but if they want to keep up with Uruguay’s Bodega Garzón, they better start planning their own golf courses. “We wanted to have the best facilities to make wine,” says founder Alejandro Bulgheroni,…
Read More Uruguayan producers plan to ship non-genetically modified, agrochemical-free soy to China for human consumption. Now Uruguay, with 11,000 hectares of non-GMO soy planted, is positioning as a premium provider of non-GMO soy due to a project that involves wasp eggs as a natural pest fighter. In Uruguay, non-genetically modified soy (GMO) soy is being developed…
Read More “Uruguay will not renounce solar energy” In an exclusive interview held during the meeting “Experience of Uruguay: Business Hub of Latin America”, organized by the Uruguayan Embassy in Berlin, the country’s Minister of Energy, Guillermo Moncecchi, spoke about the future of solar in the country’s energy mix, while also recognizing its great potential by virtue…
Read More ElOjoTorpe/Getty Images Each year it seems discerning travellers must search further afield for off-the-radar vacation destinations that are not yet overrun by tourists or destroyed by their popularity, a concept the Internet simultaneously makes easy and more difficult with the “where to go” lists we’re all guilty of poring over. Then there’s our protective instincts, when a magical place has been…
Read More For its part, in the 78th place of the world ranking, Montevideo ranked as the Latin American city with the best quality of life. “The quality of life is determined by many factors, from access to public transport and traffic congestion levels, to the availability of housing, international schools and the cultural scene of…
Read More This beautiful example of neoclassical architecture is one of Uruguay’s most treasured cultural gems. In the early 19th century, the citizens of Montevideo wanted to create a public space to meet and express their social and political ideas. They envisioned a cultural hub unique to South America but rivaling the art and architecture of European city…
Read More Narbona Wine Lodge With wine tourism’s inexorable growth around the world showing no sign of abating, adventurous wine tourists on the lookout for fresh destinations should focus on Uruguay. Something of an undiscovered gem, even though wine has been made there since the nineteenth century, the ‘kid-brother’ of Argentina, with whom it…
Read More The typical style of cooking used at the Restaurant at Bodega Garzón.BODEGA GARZÓN It’s my first trip to South America and I’m quickly realizing that I know absolutely nothing about the place.While I’ve traveled other parts of the world extensively, South America has always been a place that has eluded me for one reason or…
Read More Marijuana plants are grow in a clean room at the Fotmer SA facilities, an enterprise that produces cannabis for medical use, in Montevideo, Uruguay,Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2019. Fotmer is now part of a flourishing and growing medical cannabis industry in Uruguay.MATILDE CAMPODONICOAP PHOTO NUEVA HELVECIA, URUGUAY, When he was younger, the only thing that Enrique Morales…
Read More This progressive country has long been off the radar for North Americans. But it has some of the best beaches in South America and discounts for foreign travelers. “Todo tranqui” — it’s all good! — is a phrase you get used to hearing when you spend time in Uruguay. This small country has a…
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