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Chile is open to leisure tourism and still seeing substantial international arrivals, though 2026 growth has been mixed: long-haul demand is strong while overall arrivals were down in the first half of the year. Travel is generally feasible, but visitors should plan around protest disruption, severe-weather impacts in the north, and occasional border/weather closures in the Andes.
protests and demonstrations in Santiago and other citiesTocopilla flooding/state of emergency with restricted accesswinter border closures in the Andescrime, theft, and card-fraud cautions in major cities
Travelers are going as usualOn Forbes 2026 · Condé Nast Traveler 2026
Generally known for
Rich indigenous heritageVibrant local festivalsSafe environment for visitorsBeautiful coastal sceneryAffordable living costsVariety of outdoor activities
Worth knowing
Limited public transportationLess diverse food sceneSeasonal tourism fluctuationsLimited public transport optionsPetty crime in tourist areas
Destination profile
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At a glance
Stunning beaches like Playa El Tabo attract both locals and tourists.
Affordable daily costs average around $30-50 USD.
Limited public transportation options can hinder exploration.
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