"Carmen de Areco promotes sustainable and inclusive development, combining work, education, health, innovation, and community to offer an environment with opportunities."
Carmen de Areco is a city in Buenos Aires province with 17,499 inhabitants, located 140 km from the City of Buenos Aires, combining the tranquility and scale of a close-knit community with services, productive activity, and a strong cultural and rural identity.
Its location allows for good connectivity with the main urban centers of the region, while offering an appropriate environment for those seeking to develop their work remotely in a quieter destination with daily contact with the community.
The municipality includes the head city and the rural towns of Gouin and Tres Sargentos, and offers a proposal linked to gastronomy, popular festivals, heritage, culture, and rural experiences. Throughout the year, cultural, sports, and tourist activities are developed that allow complementing the workday with local experiences.
Carmen de Areco seeks to position itself as an alternative for temporary stays for remote workers and digital nomads, highlighting its proximity to Buenos Aires, its human scale, its local identity, and the possibility of combining work, rest, and authentic experiences in a Buenos Aires environment.
The population data and the distance to CABA also coincide with the territorial profile that Carmen de Areco has already published in RAMCC.
Industries and sectors that Carmen de Areco seeks to attract to its territory.
Carmen de Areco offers institutional support to companies, entrepreneurs, and professionals interested in developing activities in the municipality, facilitating connections with municipal areas, productive actors, service providers, and local organizations.
For investment projects and business relocation, the municipality has the Carmen de Areco Industrial Promotion Regime (PRICA), which includes benefits and exemptions from municipal fees for projects that meet the conditions established by current regulations.
Likewise, public-private articulation, access to territorial information, and linkage with provincial and national programs for technical assistance, financing, innovation, and productive development are promoted.
For professionals and remote workers, the municipality can provide local guidance and facilitate access to information on services, accommodation, activities, tourist experiences, and local actors.
This last part is important because it begins to act as a bridge towards Digital Nomads, without inventing a specific exemption or economic benefit for nomads that we do not have confirmed today.
And from the buttons that appear below that box, for Carmen, I would mark “Connectivity” and “Institutional support” for now. “Tax exemptions” also applies due to PRICA, but strictly for investments covered by that regime, not for digital nomads.
When we get to the specific section on “Participate in Digital Nomads”, then we can become much more tourist-oriented: accommodation, gastronomy, cafes where to work, experiences, festivals, heritage, Gouin, rural activities, costs, and what Tourism/IR can concretely facilitate. That is the part we are most interested in working on.
Available regulatory documents for understanding the local framework for establishment, investment and productive development.
This municipality has no published ordinances yet.
Documents are published as PDF files from the admin panel.Tell us what you offer or what project you want to develop in this municipality. RAMCC will review the request before forwarding it.