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Embarking on a journey across the picturesque landscapes of Argentina is a dream for many.
If you're traveling from France, you might wonder:
  • Can I drive in Argentina with my French license?
  • Which insurance options are mandatory and recommended?
  • How much does a rental typically cost in Argentina?
  • Is it possible to book one-way rentals between cities in Argentina?
  • What are the key traffic rules I need to be aware of?

This guide is tailored to answer all your questions, ensuring you have a smooth and enjoyable driving experience in Argentina. It includes practical tips and a quick overview of necessary details for convenience.

Can French Citizens Drive in Luxembourg?

Yes, French travelers can rent and drive cars in Luxembourg when they present a valid passport, an appropriate driving licence, and an accepted payment card. Age limits and young driver surcharges may apply depending on the rental company.

  • Form of ID:

    Foreign renters must present a valid passport at the rental counter.

  • Driving licence:

    The main and any additional drivers must hold a full physical driving licence with no major endorsements, held for at least 1 year. Accepted driving licence include:
    • Original driving licence
    • EU/EEA driving licence (valid across the EU/EEA, as well as in Switzerland and the United Kingdom).

  • Accepted cards:

    Physical credit cards in the full name of the main driver are required. Visa, MasterCard, Diners Club, Discover, AMEX and, for some offers, JCB are accepted. Some offers also accept Visa and MasterCard debit cards, and a second credit card (Visa or MasterCard) may be requested. E‑voucher or printed voucher may be required depending on the offer.

  • Age requirements:

    Depending on the specific offer, the permitted driving age ranges approximately from 18–99 years. Common bands include: 18–80, 19–80, 20–75, 21–70/75/80/99, 23–99, and 25–99. For many offers, young driver surcharges apply, for example: ages 18–24 or 19–24 or 21–24 may be charged an extra fee per day (typically around EUR 20–24 per day, sometimes capped per month), or small surcharges in USD/ARS for certain fleets.

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Requirements may vary between rental companies. Always confirm details when booking.

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Which Car Rental Companies Are Best?

Choose from trusted global chains or innovative local alternatives. Each offers different advantages for travelers from France to Argentina.

Global Chain Companies

Local Brands

  • Hertz

    global
    8.5

    Locations:

    160

    Prices:

    $$$

    Key Advantages

    • Largest fleet in USA
    • Premium vehicle selection
    • Gold Plus Rewards loyalty program
    • Express rental counters

    Best for

    Business travelers and premium vehicle needs
  • SIXT

    global
    8.5

    Locations:

    77

    Prices:

    $$-$$$

    Key Advantages

    • Competitive pricing
    • Wide selection of vehicles
    • Excellent customer service
    • Convenient pick-up and drop-off locations

    Best for

    Travelers seeking quality vehicles and flexibility
  • Alamo

    global
    8.5

    Locations:

    157

    Prices:

    $$

    Key Advantages

    • User-friendly online booking system
    • No hidden fees policy
    • 24/7 roadside assistance
    • Flexible pick-up and drop-off options

    Best for

    Budget-conscious travelers and families
  • Europcar

    global
    8.5

    Locations:

    93

    Prices:

    $$

    Key Advantages

    • Wide network across multiple countries
    • Flexible rental options
    • Excellent customer service
    • Loyalty program with rewards

    Best for

    Travelers seeking a reliable and environmentally conscious rental option
  • Hertz

    global
    8.5

    Locations:

    106

    Prices:

    $$$

    Key Advantages

    • Largest fleet in USA
    • Premium vehicle selection
    • Gold Plus Rewards loyalty program
    • Express rental counters

    Best for

    Business travelers and premium vehicle needs
  • Avis

    global
    8.5

    Locations:

    15

    Prices:

    $$

    Key Advantages

    • Convenient locations
    • Quick pickup and drop-off
    • Loyalty rewards program
    • 24/7 customer service

    Best for

    Budget-conscious travelers and business trips
  • Hertz

    global
    8.5

    Locations:

    46

    Prices:

    $$$

    Key Advantages

    • Largest fleet in USA
    • Premium vehicle selection
    • Gold Plus Rewards loyalty program
    • Express rental counters

    Best for

    Business travelers and premium vehicle needs
  • Rentacar Argentina

    local
    8.5

    Locations:

    103

    Prices:

    $$

    Key Advantages

    • Personalized customer service
    • Convenient locations
    • Competitive pricing
    • Easy booking process

    Best for

    Travelers seeking budget-friendly rental solutions
  • Flexways

    local
    8.5

    Locations:

    51

    Prices:

    $$

    Key Advantages

    • Competitive pricing
    • Personalized customer service
    • Convenient location
    • Wide selection of vehicles

    Best for

    Budget-conscious travelers
  • CORDOBA

    local
    8.5

    Locations:

    7

    Prices:

    $$

    Key Advantages

    • Personalized service
    • Convenient locations
    • Competitive pricing
    • Wide range of vehicles

    Best for

    Local travelers and budget-conscious renters
Recommendations for French Travelers
Choose Global Chains If:
  • You are traveling across multiple regions in Argentina.
  • Looking for reliable service with English-speaking support.
  • Prefer well-established customer service channels.
  • Prioritizing consistent quality standards.
Choose Local Brands If:
  • You aim to explore specific cities or areas.
  • Seeking budget-friendly options.
  • Interested in experiencing unique and diverse vehicle options.
  • Comfortable using app-based or localized services.

How to Choose the Right Car?

Choosing the right rental car can make your journey more comfortable, safe, and enjoyable. Consider your travel group, the destinations on your itinerary, and the type of driving you'll be doing. With QEEQ, you can compare multiple car types and policies to find the one that best suits your needs.

  • Seating and Luggage

    Consider your travel group size and luggage needs

    • Economy cars (2-4 people, 1-2 suitcases)
      Perfect for city driving and short trips

    • Compact cars (4-5 people, 2-3 suitcases)
      Good balance of space and fuel efficiency

    • Mid-size cars (5 people, 3-4 suitcases)
      Comfortable for longer distances

    • Full-size/SUV (5-7 people, 4+ suitcases)
      Ideal for families and group travel

  • Transmission Type

    Choose between automatic and manual transmission

    • Automatic transmission
      Easier for city driving and traffic, more common in USA

    • Manual transmission
      Often cheaper, better fuel economy, more control

    • Most French drivers prefer automatic for USA road trips

    • Consider your comfort level with left-hand driving and automatic cars

  • Insurance Included

    Check what insurance coverage comes with your rental

    • Basic liability
      Covers damage to other vehicles and property, usually included

    • Collision Damage Waiver (CDW)
      Covers damage to your rental car, often optional

    • Theft protection
      Protects against car theft, may be included or additional

    • Personal insurance
      Check if your French insurance or travel insurance covers rentals

  • Cancellation Policy

    Understand booking flexibility and fees

    • Free cancellation
      Usually available up to 24-48 hours before pickup

    • Prepaid vs. Pay-at-counter
      Prepaid often cheaper but less flexible

    • Change fees
      Cost to modify dates, locations, or car type

    • Travel insurance
      Consider coverage for trip cancellations or delays

  • Mileage Policy

    Check distance restrictions and additional charges

    • Unlimited mileage
      Best for long road trips and cross-country travel

    • Limited mileage
      Cheaper daily rate but extra charges for excess miles

    • Consider your planned route distance and potential detours

    • Factor in mileage costs when comparing total rental prices

  • Fuel Policy

    Understand fuel requirements and costs

    • Full-to-Full
      Return with same fuel level, most economical option

    • Full-to-Empty
      Pay upfront for full tank, convenient but often more expensive

    • Same-to-Same
      Return with same level as pickup, fair pricing

    • Pre-purchase fuel options
      Compare costs with local gas station prices

Quick Decision Guide

  • City Travel

    Compact/Economy car with automatic transmission, full-to-full fuel policy

    Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Mendoza
  • Road Trip

    Mid-size/Full-size car with unlimited mileage, flexible cancellation

    Patagonia, Route 40, Salta region
  • Vacation

    Convertible/SUV with comprehensive insurance, prepaid fuel option

    Bariloche, Iguazú, Atlantic coast

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Don't settle for the first option you find. QEEQ makes it easy to compare car types, policies, and total costs from multiple providers. See all fees upfront, read real customer reviews, and choose the perfect car for your adventure.
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What Insurance Do I Need?

You'll need at least basic insurance to legally drive in Argentina, but for peace of mind, additional coverage is advisable. Insurance policies and coverage differ between rental companies, and understanding your options can prevent unforeseen expenses.

Types of Insurance Coverage
  • Collision Damage Waiver (CDW)

    Offers protection against costs incurred due to accidental damage to the rental vehicle.

    €14-23/day
    Essential
  • Theft Protection (TP)

    Covers loss or damage to the vehicle due to theft.

    €6-10/day
    Essential
  • Third-party Liability Insurance

    Provides coverage for damages or injuries caused to third parties.

    Typically included in the rental price
    Included
  • Personal Accident Insurance (PAI)

    Ensures coverage for medical expenses for you and your passengers in case of accidents.

    €4-8/day
    Optional
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Collision Damage Waiver

Fully Covered

$210.21 - $12,000.00
Theft Protection

Fully Covered

$210.21 - $15,000.00
Personal Accident Insurance

Fully Covered

Not Covered
Tire, Window, Mirror Damage

Fully Covered

Not Covered
Roadside Assistance

Fully Covered

Not Covered
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How to Save Money When Renting a Car in Argentina

Renting a car in Argentina can be a cost-effective way to explore the countryside. Here are some essential tips for travelers from France to ensure savings and a smooth experience.

Booking Tips for lower Prices
  • Plan and Book in Advance
    Car rental rates increase closer to the pick-up date, so make your reservations at least a month ahead.
    Save up to 20%
  • Compare Rental Agencies
    Check multiple platforms for the best deal. Look for promotions or discounts available specifically for international travelers.
    Save up to 15%
  • Fuel Policies Matter
    Opt for a full-to-full fuel policy. This avoids costly refueling charges by the rental company.
    Save €10-30
  • Check Your Insurance Coverage
    Verify if your credit card or travel insurance covers car rental insurance in Argentina, reducing the need for additional coverage.
    Save €15/day
  • Avoid Airport Pick-Ups
    Rental rates at airport locations are often higher. Consider booking at a nearby city location.
    Save up to 10%
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What Should You Pay Attention To?

Important considerations and potential issues to watch for when renting a car in Argentina.

  • Hidden Fees
    Be cautious of extra charges that may not be included in the initial quote.
    • Airport surcharges when picking up at terminals
    • Underage driver fees for drivers under 26
    • Charges for additional drivers
    • Optional equipment rentals like GPS or child seats
    • Toll management devices
  • Insurance Policies
    Understand the insurance options offered and what is necessary.
    • Check if your travel insurance covers rental cars
    • Verify if your credit card provides rental car protection
    • Avoid overpaying for duplicate coverage
    • Ensure you understand liability and damage coverage
    • Consider third-party insurance options
  • Fuel Policies
    Fuel return policies can vary and impact overall costs.
    • Full-to-full policies are generally the best value
    • Avoid prepaid fuel unless necessary
    • Locate nearby gas stations before returning
    • Keep receipts as proof of refueling
    • Ensure you return the car with the agreed fuel level
  • Vehicle Inspection
    Conduct a thorough inspection of the vehicle before driving off.
    • Document existing damage with photos or videos
    • Ensure tires, lights, and mirrors are in good condition
    • Test all electronic features and air conditioning
    • Verify the cleanliness of the interior
    • Note the initial fuel level and mileage
  • Rental Agreement Terms
    Review the contract carefully to understand the terms and conditions.
    • Check for mileage limits and any associated fees
    • Understand regional driving restrictions
    • Be aware of return time policies and potential penalties
    • Familiarize yourself with cancellation and modification terms
    • Learn the process for assessing any damages
  • Timing Considerations
    The timing of pickup and return can affect your rental experience.
    • Plan to pick up during business hours to avoid delays
    • Account for extra time at airport locations
    • Be aware that late returns may incur additional charges
    • Early returns are typically non-refundable
    • Factor in traffic during rush hours near pickup and drop-off locations
Remember

Being prepared and knowing what to expect can save you hundreds of dollars and prevent stressful situations. Take time to understand all terms and inspect your rental thoroughly.

Differences and Similarities Between French and Argentine Traffic Rules

French and Argentine traffic regulations differ notably in priority rules, alcohol limits, and pedestrian crossings, while sharing commonalities in seatbelt use and mobile phone restrictions.

  • Priority at Intersections

    AR

    Priority to the right unless otherwise indicated

    FR

    Roundabouts typically prioritize incoming traffic

  • Alcohol Limits

    AR

    0.05% Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) limit

    FR

    0.08% BAC limit

  • Pedestrian Crossings

    AR

    Pedestrians have absolute right of way

    FR

    Right of way at marked crossings only

  • Mobile Phone Use

    AR

    Hands-free devices only

    FR

    Hands-free devices only

  • Seatbelt Mandatory

    AR

    Required for all vehicle occupants

    FR

    Required for all vehicle occupants

  • Parking Regulations

    AR

    Parking prohibited near intersections and on sidewalks

    FR

    Parking prohibited in similar conditions

  • Remember
    • • Ensure you carry your international driving permit along with your French license.
    • • Check for local traffic signs and familiarize yourself with parking zones.
    • • Be cautious as priority rules may vary in different Argentine provinces.
    • • Always keep a copy of your car rental agreement in the vehicle.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions for travelers from France renting a car in Argentina

Comment comprendre le coût total de ma location ? Le prix affiché est-il le prix final ?

Never. The displayed price corresponds to the basic rate only. You must add: mandatory and optional insurance, taxes (VAT, called IVA, is 21%), airport fees, optional extras (GPS, baby seat) and any surcharges for young drivers or additional drivers.

Que signifie le terme "franquicia" ? C'est comme la franchise en France ?

Yes, "franquicia" is exactly the same as the excess (deductible). It is the maximum amount you will have to pay in the event of at‑fault damage, an accident, or theft of the vehicle. It is often very high in Argentina (sometimes more than €2,000).

L'assurance de base CDW (Collision Damage Waiver) est-elle suffisante ?

CDW (or LDW) is almost always included, but with a very high excess ("franquicia"). It covers damage to the rental vehicle, but it is generally not sufficient for stress‑free driving.

Quelles sont les autres assurances importantes à considérer ?

Third‑party liability insurance (SLI, TPI or "Seguro contra Terceros") is crucial and often mandatory. It is also wise to purchase additional “zero excess” or “excess waiver” insurance to reduce your financial risk to zero.

L'assurance de ma carte de crédit française (Visa Premier, Gold Mastercard) couvre-t-elle la location ?

In theory, yes, many premium cards cover excess reimbursement (CDW). However, many local agencies refuse this insurance and force you to purchase theirs. Ask your bank for written proof in Spanish and have it confirmed by the local agency (via QEEQ) before you leave.

Qu'est-ce que le dépôt de garantie ("depósito" ou "garantía") ?

It is an amount of money blocked (not debited) on your credit card when you pick up the vehicle. It is used to cover the excess in case of a problem. The amount is often very high. Make sure your card limit is sufficient.

Puis-je payer ma location en Euros (EUR) ou en Dollars (USD) ?

The final payment is almost always made in Argentine Pesos (ARS). Some prices may be displayed in USD as an indication, but the charge on your card will be in ARS at the official exchange rate of the day.

Comment le "dólar blue" (taux de change parallèle) impacte-t-il le coût de ma location ?

If you pay with your French credit card, the EUR → ARS conversion will use the official rate, which is less favourable than the “blue dollar” rate. Most agencies require payment by card, so the blue rate does not apply to car rental.

Est-il mieux de prépayer la location en ligne ou de payer sur place ?

Prepaying online via a platform like QEEQ is often simpler and lets you lock in a fixed rate in euros. Paying on site exposes you to exchange rate fluctuations and possible surprises at the counter.

Y a-t-il des frais cachés courants à surveiller ?

Yes. The most common are airport pick‑up fees, cleaning fees if the vehicle is returned very dirty, and administrative fees in case of fines.

La TVA (IVA) de 21% est-elle toujours incluse dans le devis ?

Always check the line “impuestos” or “IVA”. On international platforms like QEEQ, it is generally included, but read the terms carefully to be sure.

Puis-je utiliser une carte de débit (type Visa Electron) pour la caution ?

No, this is almost impossible. Agencies require a real credit card (with embossed numbers) to block the deposit. Debit, cash withdrawal or prepaid cards are systematically refused.

Quelle est la première chose à faire en arrivant au comptoir de l'agence ?

Take your time. Carefully read the rental agreement ("contrato de alquiler"). Check that the prices, insurance and dates match your booking before signing.

Quels sont les points essentiels à vérifier sur la voiture avant de partir ?

Carry out a thorough inspection and take dated photos/videos. Check: exterior (scratches, dents), tyres (wear, spare wheel), windscreen, interior (AC, wipers, lights), fuel level.

Que faire si la voiture n'est pas conforme à ma réservation ou en mauvais état ?

Refuse the vehicle. Calmly explain why (safety, non‑compliance) and insist on another vehicle of the same or a higher category at no extra cost.

Quels sont les termes espagnols clés à connaître sur le contrat ?

Seguro: insurance; Franquicia: excess (deductible); Conductor adicional: additional driver; Combustible/Nafta: fuel/petrol; Tanque lleno: full tank; Daños: damage; Neumáticos/Llantas: tyres.

Quels documents dois-je absolument avoir avec moi en quittant l'agence ?

The rental agreement, the vehicle condition report signed by both parties, and the vehicle documents including the insurance certificate.

Le véhicule doit-il contenir un équipement de sécurité spécifique ?

Yes. Argentine law requires a working fire extinguisher ("matafuegos") and two warning triangles.

L'agence a noté des dommages existants, mais de manière vague. Est-ce suffisant ?

No. Refuse vague descriptions such as “multiple scratches”. Insist that each damage be precisely located and described. Take your own photos and videos.

Quelle est la règle de conduite la plus importante et surprenante en Argentine ?

Low‑beam headlights must be on at all times, day and night, on all roads and highways outside cities. This is a common cause of fines for tourists.

Comment fonctionne la priorité à droite ?

Priority to the right is the absolute rule, even on roundabouts (unless indicated otherwise). Be careful, as this rule is often applied abruptly.

Qu'est-ce qu'une route de "ripio" et puis-je l'emprunter ?

“Ripio” is an unpaved dirt and gravel road. Check whether your rental agreement allows you to drive on such unpaved roads. Very slow and careful driving is essential. Basic insurance often does not cover damage on “ripio”.

Est-il conseillé de conduire dans Buenos Aires ?

No, it is strongly discouraged. Traffic is dense and chaotic, parking is almost impossible and expensive. Favour taxis, ride‑hailing services or public transport. Rent the car when leaving the city.

Quels sont les défis de la conduite en Patagonie sur la mythique Ruta 40 ?

The main challenges are: huge distances between towns and petrol stations, strong side winds, stretches of “ripio”, and the presence of wild animals.

Comment fonctionnent les péages ("peajes") ?

Tolls are frequent on major roads. They are paid almost exclusively in cash, in Argentine Pesos. Always carry small notes.

Quels sont les différents types de carburant et est-il facile d'en trouver ?

Petrol is called “nafta”. You will find “Nafta Súper” (similar to SP95) and “Nafta Premium/Infinia” (SP98). Diesel is “Gasoil”. In remote areas, stations can be very far apart and sometimes run out of fuel. Fill up whenever you can.

Quelle application de navigation utiliser ?

Google Maps and Waze work well in urban areas and on major routes. For remote regions, it is essential to download offline maps or use Maps.me.

Quelles sont les limitations de vitesse générales ?

In general: 40–60 km/h in towns, 80 km/h on secondary roads, 110 km/h on national two‑lane roads, 120–130 km/h on motorways. Road signs take precedence.

Les contrôles de police sont-ils fréquents ?

Yes, very frequent, especially at the entrance and exit of towns or between provinces. They mainly check that your low‑beam headlights are on and that vehicle and driver documents are in order.

Que faire en cas de panne ("desperfecto mecánico") ?

Do not try to repair the vehicle yourself. Call the roadside assistance number provided by your agency immediately. This number is usually on a sticker or in the rental documents.

Quelle est la procédure en cas d'accident ?

Secure the area with the warning triangles. Do not move the vehicle if there are injuries. Call the emergency services (police: 911, ambulance: 107). Even for a minor collision, it is recommended to call the police for an official report. Exchange information and contact the agency.

Comment réagir si un policier me demande un pot-de-vin ("coima") ?

Stay calm and polite. Never offer money. Pretend not to understand Spanish. Ask to speak to a superior or to receive an official fine payable at the police station. Mentioning your consulate can sometimes discourage them.

Comment prévenir le vol dans le véhicule ?

Do not leave anything visible inside the car, not even a jacket or a cable. Park in supervised car parks at night. On the street, choose well‑lit, busy areas.

Est-il prudent de conduire la nuit ?

In cities, yes. On country roads and in Patagonia, it is strongly discouraged: lack of lighting, risk of animals and poor road conditions make night driving dangerous.

Que faire en cas de vol du véhicule ?

Contact the police immediately to file a theft report ("denuncia por robo"), then call your rental agency. Your financial liability will depend on the insurance you have taken out.

Comment se déroule la restitution du véhicule ?

Insist that a staff member inspect the vehicle in your presence. Compare its current condition with the initial report and your photos. If everything is in order, request a signed document stating that the car was returned in good condition and with a full tank.

Je constate un prélèvement anormal sur ma carte de crédit plusieurs semaines après mon retour en France. Que faire ?

Contact the agency by email immediately to request an explanation and an itemised invoice. If the charge is unjustified, dispute it with your bank, providing all evidence (contract, photos, return document).

Puis-je louer une voiture à Salta et la rendre à Ushuaia (location en aller-simple) ?

Yes, one‑way rentals are possible but very expensive. Drop‑off fees can reach several hundred or even thousands of euros, as the agency must bring the vehicle back.

Est-il possible de passer la frontière vers le Chili avec ma voiture de location ?

It is possible but highly regulated and expensive. You must obtain special authorisation from the agency at least 3 to 4 weeks in advance, with notarised documents and specific Chilean insurance. Not all agencies allow this.

Quelle est la politique de carburant la plus courante ?

The most common policy is “Full to Full” ("Lleno/Lleno"). You pick up the car with a full tank and must return it full. Fill up just before drop‑off and keep the receipt as proof.

Quels documents dois-je préparer avant de partir de France pour louer une voiture en Argentine ?

Your French driving licence, your passport, an international credit card in the main driver’s name, and a printed booking (ideally via QEEQ). An International Driving Permit is recommended.

Le permis de conduire français suffit-il ou faut-il un permis international ?

A French licence is sometimes accepted. However, an International Driving Permit is strongly recommended and is sometimes required by certain agencies or in case of a police check.

Y a-t-il une limite d’âge pour louer une voiture ?

Most agencies require a minimum age of 21 or 23, and sometimes a maximum of 75. A young‑driver surcharge may apply if you are under 25.

Dois-je réserver à l’avance depuis la France ?

Yes, it is strongly recommended to book in advance, especially in high season. Use a reliable platform such as QEEQ, which clearly shows the rental conditions.

Dois-je avoir une traduction de mon permis de conduire ?

If your licence is only in French, an official translation or an International Driving Permit will make formalities and checks easier.

Est-il possible d’ajouter un conducteur additionnel ?

Yes, it is possible, but this usually incurs additional fees. The additional driver must present their documents and be listed on the contract.

Quels sont les avantages de passer par une plateforme comme QEEQ ?

QEEQ offers competitive prices, clearly displays rental conditions, allows you to compare deals and to book in euros from France.

Faut-il une carte de crédit au nom du conducteur principal ?

Yes, this is essential. The credit card used for the deposit must be in the main driver’s name.

Puis-je louer une voiture avec un permis de conduire provisoire ?

No. Only full, permanent licences are accepted.

Dois-je imprimer la réservation ou la version électronique suffit-elle ?

It is preferable to print your booking, but the electronic version is generally accepted.

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