Since the 2000s, Peru's third largest industry for national income has been tourism (behind fishing and mining). From modern and ancient cities, Amazonian rain forest, vast desert, to small fishing villages with local culture and cuisine, there are a range of different regions, tastes and climates, also home to one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu, Peru has a lot to offer event professionals.
Peru's capital city, Lima, has excellent opportunities for MICE events. Founded in 1535, the city boasts many historic buildings, as well as a more modern metropolitan city centre, offering a range of different venues perfect for meetings and conferences. Peru is unmissable.
Lima – Coastal capital city of Peru
Cusco – Antique city with an Historic past
Lima - Jorge Chavez International Airport
Cusco - Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport
12.5 hour flight from the UK to Lima, 1 hour flight from Lima to Cusco
GMT -5
Spanish | Aymara
Sol
Peru has two distinct seasons. One is 'Wet' (Summer) and one is 'Dry' (Winter). The drier months are the far more popular ones for visitors, which are from May to September.
The city of Lima offers an ever-growing supply of first-class hotels, many of them members of the world’s most prestigious chains, along with domestic chains that guarantee world-class service, equipped with facilities ready to host all types of corporate events. There are over two dozen Hotels and 5 convention centres in the city, each centre with up to a 10,000 person capacity. Lima is developing into a metropolis and its economy is rapidly growing. Because of this, Lima has become accustomed to being a hive of business activity in recent years. This bustling city offers the infrastructure and ideal locations for events and conferences.
With Cusco being a popular Incentive destination, naturally it has many luxurious five-star hotels and impeccable boutique lodging establishments: from renovated ancient monasteries to converted Inca palaces and exquisite 300-year-old mansions, complete with heated swimming pools and beauty treatments based on age-old techniques. Due to the city having been founded in 1535, most visitors notice the antique feel to the city. Cusco has a long and fascinating history and there are plenty of museums and preserved 16th Century buildings to prove it. The city sits at the foot of Macchu Piccu, a mountain that holds a ruin of an Inca citadel at its peak, a highly popular site to visit for incentives.