Ushuaia is the capital city of Tierra del Fuego province in Argentina, located on the southernmost tip of South America. It is often referred to as the world’s southernmost city. Ushuaia is situated along the Beagle Channel and is surrounded by the Andes Mountains, offering stunning natural landscapes. The city serves as a gateway for Antarctic expeditions and is known for its maritime and scientific history. Ushuaia attracts tourists with its unique geography, outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing, and cultural attractions. The name “Ushuaia” is derived from the indigenous Yaghan language, meaning “bay that penetrates to the west.”
Mayor Walter Vuoto announced plans for a centralized market to boost Ushuaia's economy, focusing on local artisans and entrepreneurs. The initiative, backed by the Ministry of Economy and the Bank…