Vicua, a town in northern Chile renowned for its sky clarity, is set to host an international astro-tourism summit in September.The event aspires to leverage astro-tourism for sustainable rural development, advocate for policies to mitigate light pollution, and further position Vicua, and by extension Chile, as a significant player in global astronomy.The summit, with contributions from the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), is expected to draw participants from various nations, including Spain, Portugal, the United States, Argentina, and Chile itself.Chilean scientist and astronomy expert, Jos Maza, expressed the nation's aim to .
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