Peru holds the first spot among Latin American countries in the ranking of the countries with the best reputation in the world, according to a recent publication by the Reputation Institute.
In global terms, Peru ranks 25th —above Chile, which is ranked 28th, Colombia (48th) and Mexico (40th), its partners in the
Pacific Alliance.
Argentina also stands out (29th), followed by Brazil (34th), whereas Venezuela (49th) lies behind.
All countries have a worldwide reputation that is determined by factors such as their
natural beauty; their political, economic, and environmental conditions; or the news that appears in the world's main news outlets about each country,
according to Infobae.
Globally speaking, the list is topped by Sweden (1st), followed by Switzerland (2nd), Norway (3rd), Finland (4th), and New Zealand (5th).
Reputation, investments and tourism
The international reputation of a nation can be very important, as it helps determine how it can be inserted into today's world.
About Reputation Institute
RI provides reputation insights on companies, industries, countries, cities, politicians, and more.
It delivers actionable insights to our partners to help them build an emotional bond with their key stakeholders —customers, investors, employees, and policymakers.
The organization is best known for the Global RepTrak 100 —a report ranking the top 100 most reputable companies. These insights, annually published in Forbes, reveal best practices in Reputation Intelligence for companies worldwide.
Other key, influential insights may be found in our City RepTrak, Country RepTrak, and Global Corporate Responsibility RepTrak.