Learn about the offer of a tourist package to travel to Peru

Last week in Havana, Cuba, the International Agency of Tour Operators and Travel Agencies, Havanatur SA, presented the offer of a tour package so that Cubans who have the financing to travel to Peru can do it.This tourist package to travel to Peru invites Cubans to discover the benefits of Peru, with offers from 1,000 pesos convertibles (CUC) which include air travel, lodging and paperwork.

This tour package offers different modalities and prices for trips to the historic cities of Lima and Cuzco, in Peru, as well as to the impressive tourist attraction Machu Picchu.

The heritage of great civilizations makes Peru A fascinating country for tourism. Visitors have the option of strolling through colonial cities that still preserve the legacy of the Spanish, visiting the ancient Inca capital of Cusco, exploring the lost city of Machu Picchu, or marveling at the unique Nazca drawings.

A long stay isn't necessary to appreciate the immense beauty that awaits visitors in Peru. The Peruvian Andes are the most beautiful on the continent, and its mountains are home to millions of indigenous people who still speak their native languages ​​and preserve their ancestral way of life. Peru's Amazon Basin is one of the most biodiverse places in the world.

The International Tour Operator and Travel Agency, Havanatur SA in Cuba, fully manages this tour package for Cubans who wish to travel to Peru.

Additionally, a shopping tour package will be offered at the Gamarra shopping mall, where you can find remarkably inexpensive, high-quality merchandise.

Since Cuba eliminated the exit permit requirement for Cubans in 2013, more than 779 Cubans residing on the island have traveled abroad. Seventy-nine percent of them were first-time travelers. Thanks to these trips, an informal market for household appliances, miscellaneous items, clothing, and footwear has grown. Shopping tourism has also grown.

Cubans traveling abroad compete with the state-run retail chain responsible for importing and selling products through its network of retail stores, where prices often double or triple depending on the country of origin. Among the most popular shopping tourism destinations for Cubans today are Mexico, Panama, Guyana, and Russia. Peru may now be added.

In order to get a tourist visa For Peru, Cubans must present proof of purchase of the tourist package and a bank guarantee for an account that is more than six months old and has a minimum balance of 500 CUC.

Additionally, other requirements include a criminal record check, and to prevent undocumented migration, ownership of property or commercial businesses in Cuba will be taken into account. The tourist visa to Peru is valid for 183 days, with multiple entries.

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