📋 Tender Overview
Within the framework of a workshop aimed at representatives of the Regional Tourist Protection Networks within the framework of the new General Tourism Law and its regulations.With the aim of strengthening the management of tourist security at the national level, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) presented to the representatives of the Regional Tourist Protection Networks in various parts of the country the Methodological Guide for the Formulation of Regional Tourist Protection Plans.
This management instrument will facilitate the standardization of processes, inter-institutional coordination and the implementation of more efficient strategies to guarantee security in tourist destinations. In addition, it will promote an orderly plan formulation process, based on evidence and oriented to decision making.
The Methodological Guide was presented during the Strengthening workshop on the strategic and operational process in terms of tourism security, organized by Mincetur.
Tourism security is a fundamental axis for the competitiveness of the sector and the trust of visitors, highlighted the Vice Minister of Tourism, Aracelly Laca, who then stressed the importance of addressing this issue in a comprehensive manner, with planning, coordination and articulated actions between the institutions involved.
Likewise, he pointed out that the learning and tools shared during the workshop will allow optimization of management in the regions and strengthen the response capacity to current and future challenges in the sector. Along these lines, he highlighted the key role of regional governments in the implementation of concrete actions in their territories.
The workshop brought together representatives of the Regional Tourist Protection Networks of 11 regions, of the 25 regions convened, who exchanged experiences and strengthened their capacities to face risks and improve the response of their institutions to incidents that may affect tourism activity. The presentations were given by representatives of Indecopi, the Tourism Police and the Directorate of Captaincies and Ports (DICAPI).
