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Santiago's rise as tourism and wine hub
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In July 2026 2026, Santiago was named the top South American city at the World Travel Awards, a Awards. This recognition that highlighted the capital’s revitalised historic districts, cultural venues such as the Yungay neighbourhood, and cultural venues including the Museum Taller and the Peluquería Francesa, and its growing appeal for arts, heritage and culinary tourism. A month later, officials announced that Francesa. Building on this momentum, Santiago is set to host major viticulture events throughout late 2026. In early September, the Feria Bocas Moradas will celebrate its 10th anniversary at Polo Apoquindo, featuring 50 independent wineries from various Chilean valleys. In November 2026, the city will host the 2026 first Chilean edition of ‘The World’s 50 Best Vineyards awards Vineyards’ during the week of November 16. Organized in November, marking partnership with the first time Government of Santiago and Grupo Liderazgo, the global wine‑tourism ceremony is staged in Chile. The event will bring the international wine‑tourism community over 700 wine and travel professionals to more than 40 vineyards, including those in the city and surrounding valleys, featuring Maipo Valley. The ceremony will feature the induction of Chile’s own Vik vineyard, the vineyard—the 2025 World’s Best Vineyard, and underscoring Vineyard—into the awards’ Hall of Fame, further cementing Santiago’s expanding reputation status as a major wine‑export premier destination for wine and tourism destination. heritage tourism.
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