Elvira is an entrepreneur, investor, and ceramicist. In every venture she has founded, she has always done so with commitment, emphasizing the care of the planet and its people. She studied International Relations, worked in Argentina and the United Kingdom, and began her entrepreneurial journey in 2008 by founding ANDA Responsible Tourism.

During the pandemic, she decided to renew her entrepreneurial energy and her commitment to a better world, and together with her husband Rubén, they decided to create antom.la: an investment fund for regenerative projects in Latam. 

In a constant search for balance, she practices yoga and art, and her latest foray into ceramics led to the creation of HÕFU, a company that makes artisanal stoneware tableware for restaurants and homes.

In addition to entrepreneurship, she is passionate about gastronomy, travel, nature, and learning about cultures. She is the mother of Andrés and Tomás. She loves her family, traveling, and contemplating nature in its purest state.

When I first contacted Anda as a traveller, over 17 years ago, I immediately knew why it felt right. My personal passion for nature bound travel, different cultures and particularly the support of indiginous communities is fully aligned with what Anda is tryng to combine for its passengers. I became a member of this team of women a year after I first got in touch, and to this day feel blessed to be able to work in a field where there is respect for each other, for mother nature, for the people who first lived on this land and for diversity. 

I hold a degree in tourism management, holistic health coaching and alternative therapies for healing.

I am a seeker on this Earth, exploring consciousness through different forms of therapy, yoga and meditation, silence and music, and feeling called to being of service in a human to human way. 

As a mother of two teenage boys, I am trying my best to raise them with awareness- for the environment as well as of themselves.

I love to travel. I love Argentina and Latin America. And at Anda Travel I found a
place where I can combine both of these passions.

I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Social Communication and later decided to follow another of my greatest passions by studying Tourism. I believe it's never too late to learn and reinvent yourself.

I also founded a sustainability venture focused on urban composting, combining my passion for the environment with entrepreneurship.

Whenever I can, I make time to travel—whether with my family or on my own. I'm also the proud mother of two children who inspire me every day to see the world with curiosity and wonder.

I am a mother of three, and aside from working in ANDA I am a production director, passionate about theater, movies and photographie. I love travelling around the Globe and since I became part of the ANDA team I have learned a different way of travel that inspires me a lot.

Travelling is one of my first loves. I firmly believe in the power of travelling: it helps me open up to and feel into our surroundings, it can lighten my inner fire and calm my -our- insatiable seeking as humans. 

Lately, my seeking has turned inwardly as well, I now consider myself a "traveller of the soul", led by yoga and other spiritual disciplines.

I enjoy being in touch with nature with my daughter, family and loved ones; learning new things (from singing to pedagogy) and colaborating in inicitaves that help others.

Patagonia is my home, and that's where my journey in tourism began. I worked as a guide in Los Glaciares National Park and later designed and operated tailor-made trips through remote areas of Patagonia, including Route 40. Living here has given me a deep understanding of the region beyond the guidebooks, and I love sharing that knowledge with travelers seeking authentic experiences.

I believe the best journeys are built around the traveler, not just the destination. My goal is simple: for passengers to relax, enjoy the journey, and feel that everything on the ground has been thoughtfully planned for them.