Some steps in Santiago

Many of my family members lived outside of Chile, so trips and tours have always been part of my life, and I developed a personal interest about both the world and other countries since I was a child. When I studied journalism in college, I was able to explore a little bit more about our history and the reasons behind our development, those that led Chile to be the way it is, and me the way I am. But these studies also gave me the initiative to travel and explore on my own. I love sharing part of my time visiting places abroad, and and showing the places and activities that travelers want to visit in Chile! In a country with a large selection of landscapes and cultures, most of the trips start or finish in Santiago, a place that can used as a starting point for many day tours or activities too. I can assure you that with my 25 years of experience as a tour guide and a host to foreign travelers in Chile, this truly is a place that you can visit, learn, and enjoy. That is something that still happens to me and I would like to share why! Journalism in UDP University Tour Guide Diploma - Universidad de Chile Wine Tourism Diploma - UTC University Sommelier Academy Level 1 and 2 Certified Tour Guide Registered in National Tourism Service SERNATUR Member of Santiago's Professional Tour Guide Association APGT Chilean Red Cross First Aid Certification Courses and updates in Latin American Archeology and Arts in Precolumbian Art Museum Courses and updates in History, Architecture and Heritage in National Historical Museum 25 years working as tour guide in Chile and its wine industry. To offer the best security and quality standards, I don´t drive in my tours. So I always include an appropriate vehicle with a driver to meet tour requirements.