RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Chile's tourism industry could lose US$1.2 billion (US$ 10 million per day) and thousands of jobs "if the sector's high season fails for the second consecutive year," denounced the Chilean Federation of Tourism Companies (Fedetur).
As HOSTELTUR reported last week, the online approval of vaccines required by the government for all travelers takes 30 days or more and "is causing a significant number of cancellations."
"The cumbersome requirement of requesting vaccine homologation to enter Chile is suffocating receptive tourism and will end up killing the high season for the second consecutive year . . .
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