📋 Tender Overview
A national milestone by applying the first Regional Tourism Competitiveness System, which allows measuring the tourism preparation of each district and guiding decisions on a technical basis.The San Martin region has taken an important step in the countrys tourism management. Through the first and only Regional Tourism Competitiveness System of Peru (SISCOMTUR San Martin), created by the San Martin Regional Government, through Dircetur, where the 78 districts of the territory were comprehensively evaluated, identifying their level of preparation for tourism and the conditions that each one must strengthen. With this effort, San Martin positions itself as the first region to organize its tourist territory with a technical, clear and measurable methodology.
The diagnosis reveals that 37 districts already present conditions for tourism development, while the rest require basic interventions to advance. The final classification shows a comparative reality never before available: 0 consolidated districts, 4 in development, 18 emerging, 15 with potential and 44 not yet touristic.
This territorial photograph allows us to see precisely where tourism is growing and where the most urgent gaps are. The region now has a complete map that guides decision-making and allows planning in an orderly manner, without improvisations.
The evaluation analyzed three fundamental components: tourist content, location and connectivity. The existence and state of attractions, the proximity to markets and support centers, the quality of access and the ease of mobility within the district were assessed. This standardized analysis generated a final score that allows us to compare and understand the real situation of each territory.
SISCOMTUR thus becomes a tool that demonstrates management. Each municipality now has a clear work guide: it knows what to strengthen, in what aspects to invest and how to move towards more competitive tourism. For the Regional Government, these results represent a solid technical basis to prioritize interventions, guide promotion, promote public and private investment, and measure progress in the coming years.
This achievement is part of the Regional Sector Development Program: Tourism and Competitive Foreign Trade to 2040 (TCC San Martin), led by the Regional Directorate of Foreign Trade and Tourism. Its implementation confirms that the region is building responsible, planned and sustainable tourism. While other regions argue, San Martin acts, measures and demonstrates results. Learn more here www.tccsanmartin.com
San Martin is today the only region in Peru that knows the tourist condition of all its districts with this precision. Knowing where we are allows us to move forward with order and strategy, said Victor Linarez Saldana, regional director of Foreign Trade and Tourism San Martin.
Regional management reaffirms what is being achieved: the territory is being organized, governance is strengthened and work is being done with a long-term vision. This diagnosis opens a new stage in which each district has a clear direction and in which the region consolidates its commitment to transform tourism potential into real development for the population.
