RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Last summer was a summer to forget. There was no cruise season in Chile. The period runs from October to April, and this year the first ships have already begun to call at some national ports. Although it is good news for tourism and the local economy, the activity is resuming, which is still far from the pre-pandemic figures.
The bulk of passengers arriving at Chilean ports through this route are Europeans and Americans. In an average year, some 400,000 tourists traveling on cruise ships set foot on national soil through two available circuits . . .
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