How much the income of Argentineans in Chile has decreased with each crossing of the border

In January 2019, a total of 278,727 Argentines joined Chileagainst 532.043 that they did it in January 2018. In fact, last January, the number of visitors to Argentina was lower than that of March 2018 (284,310). Comparing January 2019 to January 2018, the difference is -47.4%. In other words, with the devaluation of 2018, Argentine tourists to Chile have been reduced by almost half.

With respect to border crossings, last January Cristo Redentor-Libertadores recorded 102,057 Argentine incomes (against 189,096 in January 2018)) and by adding all the nationalities, in January 2018, by this step, they entered the neighboring country 206,460 individuals, against 117,523 January 2019. That is to say the fall of Argentine visitors affected a decrease in 43.1% of total income of people in Chile by Cristo Redentor – Libertadores.

For Puehenche, the Argentineans who went to Chile in January amounted to 3,586 against 9,912 in January 2018.that is to say, it decreased considerably, to the point that the total number of individuals of all nationalities traveling to Chile by the stage located in Malargüe, comparing January 2019 and January 2018, was reduced 60.8%. income in Chile for Agua Negra, no data for January 2019.

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Some data for February

Prepared by Sernatur on the basis of information provided by regional tourist offices, the occupancy rate in tourist accommodation establishments is an indicator that measures the occupancy of rooms (in%) in residential establishments

In this case, the following data do not correspond to the Argentineans, but to the total number of visitors (local and from different nations) in Chilean tourist destinations between February 11 and 16 of this year.

In all tourist establishments in the neighboring country during this period, the employment rate decreased by 4.6%.

In Santiago, it was -4.6% and -7.9% in Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and Concón; -6.7% in La Serena and Coquimbo, -1.4% in Iquique, -2.2% in Puerto Mont and 1.6% in Punta Arenas and Estrecho de Magallanes.