Isabella Dubal Montrasi
My name is Isabella. I was born in Buenos Aires and raised in a small town in the province of Córdoba, surrounded by mountains and rivers. Later, I moved to Córdoba’s capital city, where I studied Hospitality and Tourism and gained experience working in several boutique and five-star hotels. Over the years, I have developed strong skills in sales and traveller assistance, always focusing on providing personalized and memorable experiences.
What places and activities do you specialize in?
"Thanks to this deep knowledge of my country’s diverse landscapes and cultures, I’m able to guide, advise, and recommend the best experiences so you can enjoy your travels to the fullest. We are destination professionals with thorough, on-the-ground insight into each country we serve. Our expertise spans Argentina, Chile, Peru, Brazil, Colombia, and Uruguay. By combining a wide array of travel services, we design cohesive and complete itineraries ideal for multi-country journeys that spotlight the signature experiences of South America’s southernmost areas.
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How did you get involved in travel?
"I entered the world of travel at a very young age because my parents were always interested in exploring new places. I realized I truly enjoyed this field since I have always been service-oriented and naturally good at hosting. I also genuinely enjoy guiding and assisting travelers from abroad."
Please share a unique travel experience you will never forget.
"One of my most memorable trips was to San Martín de los Andes. Traveling alone without a car, I hitchhiked and ended up sharing a ride with a Spanish couple who dropped me off in Villa Traful. There, I discovered an incredibly beautiful spot where a river met a vast blue lake surrounded by forests and mountains. Experiencing that moment alone in nature made me realize how much I want to inspire others to explore Argentina and its breathtaking landscapes."
Isabella's favorite itineraries and travel advice
Top itineraries and travel advice
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Favorite experiences
Iguazú Falls - Argentine Side
The famous Iguazú Falls, located at the tri-borders of Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil, are split into two parts: the Brazilian side and the Argentine side. The latter is a much larger section of the falls and comprises the protected area of Iguazú National Park. There are three circuit routes...
El Calafate to Los Glaciares National Park - Perito Moreno Glacier Trek
Los Glaciares National Park, located in the Santa Cruz province of southern Argentina, covers nearly 1.5 million acres and is home to the Southern Patagonian Ice Field. It's a Unesco World Heritage Site that draws hundreds of thousands of international visitors each year. They come to view some...
Hiking Bariloche
There's no better way to get to the heart of Argentina's famous Lake District than on a mountain hike around Llao Llao Municipal Park. Located just a few kilometers northwest of Bariloche, this protected area is situated on the lakeshore of Nahuel Huapi and takes up a relatively small area (just...