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Chile Emerges as a Top Coolcation Pick for U.S. Travelers

June 17, 2026·2 days ago·via Nomad Lawyer
Chile Emerges as a Top Coolcation Pick for U.S. Travelers
Chile is leading Latin America’s coolcation trend as U.S. Gen Z and Gen X travelers trade hot beaches for cooler escapes. The draw is a mix of eco-lodges, vineyards, and cloud forests that favor scenery and sustainability over classic sun-and-sand trips. The story reflects a broader shift toward nature-focused, experience-driven travel in 2026.

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