The company has already sold more than 2,000 airline tickets in Chile. Víctor Pacheco, the company's CEO, said that Central American tourists have also shown interest in visiting Chile.
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The company has already sold more than 2,000 airline tickets in Chile. Víctor Pacheco, the company's CEO, said that Central American tourists have also shown interest in visiting Chile.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreTourism in Chile generated over US$9 billion in income last year. The sector is expected to return to normal in 2023, with a 71% increase in visits over 2022.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreIn August, the region reached an average occupancy of 44%. Brazil led with 60%, followed by Chile and Colombia, both with 55%, finishing with Peru (40%) and Argentina (20%).
Topics: Infrastructure- Tourism
Read MoreTenders are currently open for Parque Nacional Pan de Azúcar, the Complejo Turístico Bahía Inglesa and Centro de Montaña Rucapillán.
Topics: Infrastructure- Tourism
Read MoreOn November 26, the Eighth Wonder of the World will open again, a moment that has been long awaited by both tourists and the sector’s workers.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreThe tender will offer concessions on infrastructure and services in the parts of these protected natural areas that are for public use.
Topics: Tourism
Read MorePeople from all around the world will be able to visit Chile, providing they meet certain health criteria. The Health Ministry has announced protocols to control possible Covid-19 infections.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreAll the airlines saw an increase in the number of passengers transported. Jetsmart accounted for 15% of domestic air traffic in 2019. Latam’s share of the market dropped to 58% while Sky’s share held steady.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreThe initiative seeks to create Chile’s largest community of tourist accommodation, motivating entrepreneurs to rent cabins to install on their land.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreThe ship, which represented an investment of US$50 million, has a double hull with Ice Class PC6 classification, which allows it to sail in frozen seas, breaking the ice as it does so. Its technology also means that it can operate for 60 days without needing to refuel.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreThe airline already has five Airbus A350-900s and will take delivery of 20 of these aircraft by 2023.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreThe Telegraph highlighted the ten most exciting adventures that tourists can experience in the South American country.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreThe country, which is already known as an adventure and leisure destination, is now moving towards the coveted world of corporate tourism, where spending is almost twice as much as a visitor on vacation. In 2018, this segment brought in more than US$551 million.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreThe tax for domestic flights will immediately drop by 20% and, for international flights, be cut from US$30 to US$26.
Topics: Tourism
Read MoreIts hotels and restaurants safety and different leisure alternatives have positioned Chile as a must for business tourism in Latin America.
Topics: Infrastructure- Tourism
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