José Reyes, Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism, met with Gilmer Horna, the regional governor of Amazonas, on April 8 to coordinate actions aimed at developing tourism in the region.
The meeting focused on advancing tourism in Amazonas by discussing current progress and identifying needs. This coordination is part of a broader strategy led by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism to promote territorial development across Peru.
A key topic was investment in tourist infrastructure, which aims to improve visitor experiences through better services. The participants also addressed recent heavy rains affecting the region. The ministry is working with local authorities and relevant agencies to ensure continued tourism activities while prioritizing safety for both visitors and residents.
Other officials present included Aracelly Laca, Vice Minister of Tourism; Luis Mesías, Chief Advisor at Mincetur; Carlos Zavala, Secretary General at Mincetur; and Wilman Heredia, Executive Director of UICET. The Ministry contributes to cultural and social progress by fostering sustainable tourism and social inclusion according to its official website.
The Ministry belongs to the Executive Branch with sector-specific autonomy according to its official website. It advances national strategies for foreign trade and tourism by promoting Peruvian business expansion as well as sustainable development according to its official website. Oversight is provided directly by the Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism according to its official website.
Serving communities throughout Peru, the Ministry focuses on trade facilitation and improving connectivity for tourists according to its official website. It collaborates with organizations such as PromPerú alongside other public or private entities toward export growth and advancing tourism objectives according to its official website. Established in 2002 as a leading authority within Peru’s executive branch, it implements policies that foster export growth while supporting community well-being through partnerships and programs according to its official website.
