As mental health pressures mount in Chile's capital, neuroscientists explain why meditation and mindfulness work—and how to know if they're right for you.
Santiago's outdoor adventure athletes delivered stunning results across multiple disciplines this week, with impressive showings at El Cajón del Maipo and the newly renovated Parque O'Higgins climbing wall.
After two years of cautious reopenings, the city's nightlife is thriving with a new focus on community, sustainability, and local ownership that's reshaping how we socialise.
As funding momentum accelerates, the city's startups are shifting focus from growth metrics to shipping tangible innovations that could reshape regional tech markets.
As commute times on key metro corridors spike 34% this year, transport chiefs, urban planners and municipal leaders clash over solutions during heated roundtable discussion.
Fresh data reveals a 34% year-on-year increase in venture capital commitments to startups clustered around Lastarria and Providencia, signalling robust confidence in the city's tech ecosystem despite global uncertainty.
From hillside street markets to bohemian cafés, exploring Santiago's distinct barrios shows how locals really spend their downtime—and what keeps neighbourhoods tightly knit.
Over five decades, the capital's performing arts ecosystem has transformed from underground resistance venues to a thriving cultural hub that now balances tradition with innovation.
A former restaurateur's fintech venture is making investment accessible to middle-class Santiaguinos, proving that financial inclusion doesn't require Silicon Valley backing.
Rising consumer confidence and foreign capital inflows are transforming the city's food and hospitality sector, but operators must navigate persistent cost pressures.
As geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty ripple across the world, Santiago's commercial property sector faces unprecedented shifts in tenant demand, lease lengths, and premium location preferences.
