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Chiloé Plans a 2026 Tourist Consolidation: Nature, Culture and Longer Stays
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The island projects a 2026 tourist marked by sustained growth, with visitors opting for longer stays and experiences linked to culture and nature. Castro consolidates itself as an urban axis and gateway to the archipelago, articulating heritage, gastronomy and natural routes. In this scenario, the Rio Bravo Natural Park stands out as a benchmark for sustainable tourism, integrating conservation, rest and activities such as sport fishing. Chiloé …
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