📋 Tender Overview
James Jump Brancacho head of the Regional Directorate of Foreign Trade and Tourism Directur commented that according to specialists in archaeological clean-up the legal physical clean-up and delimitation of the Huanacaure archaeological complex would be completed in three months but that the goal is to have that document ready before that time. He indicated that this technical study will allow registering in the National Superintendence of Public Registries Sunarp all the monumental load existing in the huaca Huanacaure. After that it will be possible to start the pre-investment profile and technical file studies in order to guarantee the physical investment in the archaeological zone. Likewise ensure scientific research work in the monumental area and enhancement. In the same way training and awareness in the community strengthening the capacities of entrepreneurs in the sector such as rural lodging and food establishments transportation and the operation of travel agencies. The project that is intended to be carried out must articulate all these services and promote them. When the product is designed to receive regional national and foreign tourists the great step of promoting the archaeological site will be taken explained Jump Brancacho. The official said that planning in the tourism sector is medium and long-term work. In this sense he indicated that it is important to make a solid proposal so that future governments finance the archaeological complex of Huanacaure. Jump recalled that the first step for the enhancement of Huanacaure is legal reorganization and the next is to generate public investment within the framework of the Regional Tourism Plan a document that seeks to diversify the regional and national tourism offer. He stressed that in the process of sanitation and delimitation of Huanacaure the participation of the population is important because the social license is needed. The objective is to protect and preserve the archaeological zone and value it for future tourist use said the head of the Dircetur. Technicians from the Dircetur Housing the Directorate of Culture the population of Huancaure and archaeologists from the Ministry of Culture will carry out field work for three days which includes going through the entire archaeological zone to begin the delimitation of the area where it is considered that there are archaeological remains of the Inca and pre-Inca culture such as the chupaychos.
