Management
in Different World Regions - Study Abroad in
Argentina and Chile 2008
Travel
August 2 - 15, 2008
Site Updated
September 14, 2007
3 credit hours in 2 weeks
Business class hotels in Santiago and Mendoza
Meet with leading business leaders and government
officials
Significant technology component, learn HTML and blogging
3 Teachers for 20 students, great ratio
Visit 2 Vineyards in Chile and 2 in Argentina!
See the Andes, Vineyards and Cultural Sights!
Detailed Itinerary.....
August 2 - Saturday -
Leave Atlanta
August 3 - Sunday -
Arrive in Chile and tour Santiago
August 4 - Monday -
Orientation to Chile and Company Visits, like a Chilean
Vineyard. The Aconcagua Valley, located about an
hour’s drive north of Santiago, is known for
Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. On a clear day you
can see the stunning peak of Aconcagua which gives
the valley its name. At nearly 23,000 feet it is
the highest peak in the western hemisphere. Wineries which
we may visit include Errazuriz, Von Siebenthal or
San Esteban.
  
August 5 - Tuesday -
Company Visits
August 6 - Wednesday -
Company Visits, Historic Sights
 
August 7 - Thursday -
Company Visits
August 8 - Friday -
Tour Valparaiso and Vina del Mar - The beach resort
of Viña del Mar (on the left, below) and  the
eccentric, history-rich port town Valparaíso
(seen on the right), recently designated a UNESCO
World Heritage Site, provide  travelers
with one of the most enjoyable one-day tours from
Santiago. Study the fascinating history of Valparaíso
as you stroll its sinuous streets and ride its famous
19th-century funicular elevators to the top of the
hills Cerro Concepción and
Cerro Alegre.
August 9 - Saturday -
Optional Mountainside Horseback Ride, Trekking, or
Skiing
 
August 10 - Sunday -
Travel to Mendoza, Argentina - Mendoza Argentina
is about 700 miles  northwest
of the Buenos Aires. It is located on the base of
the Andes, so you can imagine that this is one of
the biggest playgrounds for outdoor exploration.
It has everything from camping to skiing to rafting.
However the downtown is much like Buenos Aires in
that the architecture is taken largely from European
heritage. But it has its own unique blend of culture
and architecture due to the indigenous influence.
Mendoza is largely a pedestrian city full of tree
line avenues and outdoor cafes, which makes it ideal
for shopping, relaxing or just people watching.
August 11 - Monday -
Company Visits, Historic Sights of Mendoza, Argentina
August 12 - Tuesday -
Company and Vineyard Visits around Mendoza
 
August 13 - Wednesday -
Company Visits in Mendoza
 
August 14- Thursday -
Company Visits and Program Summary
August 15 - Friday -
Arrive in Atlanta
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