UNWTO defines tourism as the sum of relationships and services; tourism creates the interrelationshipsof social significance, but mainly creates economic interrelationships, so this has become the engine of tourism work and one of the most important economic activities in several countries, in which the tourism not only impacts the own economic sector, but also influences the results of other sectors, the quality of life of the inhabitants and their social development and conservation attractions.  

UNWTO defines tourism as the sum of relationships and services; tourism creates the interrelationshipsof social significance, but mainly creates economic interrelationships, so this has become the engine of tourism work and one of the most important economic activities in several countries, in which the tourism not only impacts the own economic sector, but also influences the results of other sectors, the quality of life of the inhabitants and their social development and conservation attractions.  

UNWTO defines tourism as the sum of relationships and services; tourism creates the interrelationshipsof social significance, but mainly creates economic interrelationships, so this has become the engine of tourism work and one of the most important economic activities in several countries, in which the tourism not only impacts the own economic sector, but also influences the results of other sectors, the quality of life of the inhabitants and their social development and conservation attractions.  

The COVID-19 pandemic has generated a global crisis that has impacted all human activities. One of the hardest hit is tourism which, by its very nature, faces the difficult and unavoidable challenge of creating the conditions to ensure, as far as possible, the health of tourists, generating in them the confidence necessary for a gradual return to activity. This article addresses this issue from an analysis of the current situation of tourism in Peru, to a set of proposals for its reactivation, both at a general level and in certain key subsectors.

The COVID-19 pandemic has generated a global crisis that has impacted all human activities. One of the hardest hit is tourism which, by its very nature, faces the difficult and unavoidable challenge of creating the conditions to ensure, as far as possible, the health of tourists, generating in them the confidence necessary for a gradual return to activity. This article addresses this issue from an analysis of the current situation of tourism in Peru, to a set of proposals for its reactivation, both at a general level and in certain key subsectors.

The COVID-19 pandemic has generated a global crisis that has impacted all human activities. One of the hardest hit is tourism which, by its very nature, faces the difficult and unavoidable challenge of creating the conditions to ensure, as far as possible, the health of tourists, generating in them the confidence necessary for a gradual return to activity. This article addresses this issue from an analysis of the current situation of tourism in Peru, to a set of proposals for its reactivation, both at a general level and in certain key subsectors.