President Jeri visited clinics in Cusco to verify the care provided to those injured in the train accident. Photo: ANDINA / Difusion.

President of Peru led response efforts for the train accident on the way to Machu Picchu

President of Peru Jose Jeri travelled to the city of Cusco, where he oversaw the emergency response following the train accident on the route to Machu Picchu, which occurred on the morning of Tuesday, December 30.

Politics
Tourists affected by the train collision received assistance from various Peruvian government agencies. Photo: Andina / Difusion.

Peru activates Tourist Protection Network after train collision on route to Machu Picchu

The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) indicated today that following the accident that occurred this afternoon on the railway route to Machu Picchu, the Tourist Protection Network was activated.

Nation
The beach of Punta Sal is an important touristic place in Tumbes. Photo: ANDINA/Difusión

The paradisiacal Tumbes beaches expect 15,000 tourists for New Year's celebrations

With three days left in 2025, hotels in Tumbes are registering nearly 70% occupancy, highlighted Carlos Viñas de Vivero, president of the Regional Chamber of Tourism (Caretur), today.

Tourism
Lima

Moody’s: Peru’s solid financial position supports its investment grade

The Peruvian economy is showing better-than-expected indicators, improving its outlook and strengthening confidence, and in 2026 it is expected to keep attracting local and international investment despite upcoming general elections.

Business
View of the financial district in Lima. ANDINA/Norman Córdova

Private Investment in Peru will reach a third consecutive year of growth in 2026

The Peruvian economy continues to surprise both domestic and international observers. Despite political turbulence and the current security situation, it continues to show positive macroeconomic results that inspire confidence for 2026, even though it is an election year.

Business

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