Piura is preparing to receive 9,000 tourists for Independence Day celebrations in 2024.

Piura is preparing to receive 9,000 tourists for Independence Day celebrations in 2024.

Piura is getting ready to welcome 9,000 tourists during the Independence Day celebrations in 2024, generating an economic movement of over US$ 6 million. Authorities are promoting safe tourism and highlighting attractions such as Máncora and whale watching. Collaboration is key to boosting the local economy and promoting the natural and cultural richness of the region.

Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros

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Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.

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The region of Piura is preparing to welcome a large number of tourists during the National Holidays of 2024, with an estimated arrival of around 9,000 visitors, which would translate into an economic movement exceeding US$ 6 million. This projection has been made by the Regional Directorate of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Dircetur) of Piura, highlighting the importance of this income for the economic recovery of the region. Richard Neira Colmenares, director of Dircetur Piura, emphasized the significance of this holiday as an opportunity to boost tourism in the region, which will help energize the local economy, particularly benefiting entrepreneurs and small business owners in the tourism sector in Piura. It is expected that this influx of tourists will have a positive impact on the regional economy, promoting development and job creation. Among the most visited destinations during these dates are the beaches in the north, especially in the province of Talara, highlighting places like Máncora, famous for its whale watching season. Likewise, a significant influx is expected in other tourist attractions in the region, such as Catacaos, Sechura, Paita, Canchaque, Aypate in Ayabaca, the Huaringas in Huancabamba, among others. Dircetur Piura has emphasized the importance of carrying out tourist activities with formal operators to ensure the safety and quality of the visitors' experience. Likewise, certain precautionary measures have been recommended, such as avoiding heavy meals before water activities, respecting nature and wildlife, using sunscreen, carrying cameras or cell phones, among other tips to fully enjoy whale watching and other tourist attractions in the region. This flow of tourists not only represents an opportunity to boost the local economy but also to promote the natural and cultural richness of Piura, attracting the attention of national and international visitors. The diversity of landscapes, the warmth of its people, and the tourist offer of the region are key elements to consolidate Piura as an attractive destination for travelers. It is expected that this National Holidays celebration will be a success in terms of tourist influx and economic benefits for the region, laying the foundation for sustainable tourism growth in Piura. Collaboration between authorities, sector entrepreneurs, and the community in general will be essential to ensure memorable and positive experiences for those who choose to visit this wonderful region in northern Peru during these special dates.

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