Create a sophisticated premium travel illustration of Santiago de Chile in a refined contemporary editorial flat vector style. The artwork should feel like a beautifully designed feature from Monocle, Cereal Magazine, Kinfolk, or a premium travel guide, rather than a tourist souvenir poster. Use a clean, sophisticated white tone throughout the composition—bright and neutral, never yellowish or warm-toned. Use clean geometric vector shapes, elegant simplified forms, crisp outlines, and subtle organic curves. Avoid paper textures, papercraft layers, photorealism, collage effects, excessive realism, or 3D rendering. Use a bright pastel color palette dominated by warm ivory, cream, blush pink, dusty blue, sage green, muted terracotta, pale yellow, soft teal, and warm gray. Keep the overall atmosphere airy, calm, elegant, and highly curated. Arrange the location's most iconic historical, cultural, natural, architectural, and contemporary landmarks into one harmonious composition with excellent visual balance. Include the destination's signature monuments, skyline, famous streets, bridges, parks, public spaces, transportation, and recognizable local architecture that instantly identifies Santiago de Chile. Integrate tasteful local travel elements including native trees, gardens, flowers, birds, rivers, lakes, mountains, beaches, boats, cafés, markets, cyclists, pedestrians, street life, and everyday local culture where appropriate to create warmth, authenticity, and liveliness. Add minimal hand-drawn annotations, delicate arrows, tiny travel doodles, stars, flight paths, and subtle handwritten landmark labels without overcrowding the artwork. Prioritize: - premium editorial illustration - minimalist composition - elegant negative space - balanced visual hierarchy - refined Scandinavian-inspired design - smooth flat colors - crisp vector edges - soft natural lighting - clean pastel sky - museum-quality travel artwork The final artwork should feel timeless, luxurious, modern, and highly collectible, suitable for a premium coffee-table travel book or boutique gallery print. Avoid: papercraft, paper-cut textures, realistic shadows, heavy texture, vintage postcard aesthetics, photorealism, 3D rendering, cluttered layouts, saturated colors, cartoonish proportions, souvenir-style graphics, and overly decorative typography.