Within the scope of the World Summit, it is planned to create a World Astrotourism Network 

13-09-23

The participation of representatives from seven countries and the attendance of more than 5,000 people at the Vicuña 2023 Astrotourism Summit demonstrated the interest in nature, tourism and science in the region.   

Coquimbo, September 2023. Bringing together municipalities, local governments and international entities to work on Starlight certification is one of the conclusions reached at the First World Summit on Astrotourism Vicuña 2023.

"We have a responsibility to protect our skies in order to develop scientific, sustainable and sustainable tourism over time," said the mayor of Vicuña, Rafael Vera Castillo. 

The meeting brought together more than 40 exhibitors from seven countries around the world, five free satellite activities and more than 5,000 attendees. In addition, according to the organisers, the streaming transmission could reach more than one million views.