📋 Tender Overview
The region has 12 viable tourism projects registered in Invierte.pe, surpassing Cusco and other regions with a tourism tradition, and plans to expand its portfolio to 14 projectsSan Martin has been consolidating itself as one of the regions with the greatest projection of public investment in tourism at the national level. According to the Advanced Consultation of the Invierte.pe system, the region currently has 12 active, viable and approved tourism investment projects, a figure that places it among the highest in the country and above regions with a recognized tourism history.
The contrast is clear on a comparative level. While Cusco registers 4 viable tourism projects and Lambayeque 11, San Martin reaches 12 projects in 2025, also surpassing regions such as Arequipa, Amazonas, Piura, La Libertad, Cajamarca and Junin. This result positions the region as one of the territories with the greatest capacity to generate tourism projects with technical feasibility heading towards their execution.
This number not only reflects volume, but also public management capacity. Achieving the viability of a tourism project involves territorial diagnosis, technical formulation, financial sustainability and alignment with development priorities. In this process, San Martin shows sustained and consistent progress.
Likewise, this scenario will continue to strengthen in the short term. In the coming weeks, two new tourism projects will be added to the viable status, which will allow the region to go from 12 to 14 projects, further expanding its advantage over other regions of the country.
The increase in this portfolio is the result of the articulated work between the Regional Government of San Martin through the Regional Directorate of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Dircetur) and local governments, who prioritized territorial planning, sectoral planning and the formulation of projects with a strategic focus. This effort is part of the INPROTEX strategy of the Regional Sector Development Program: Tourism and Competitive Foreign Trade to 2040 (TCC San Martin). Visit www.tccsanmartin.com
These projects do not appear overnight. They are the result of sustained technical work, of organizing the territory, prioritizing well and managing key actions to achieve investment projects. Today San Martin not only has tourism potential, it has viable projects that guarantee real public investment in the coming years, said Victor Linarez Saldana, regional director of Foreign Trade and Tourism.
Viable tourism projects represent investments with a direct impact on the generation of employment, infrastructure, improvement of services and strengthening of regional competitiveness. In that sense, San Martin not only increased the number of projects, but also ensured a solid base of public investment for the short and medium term.
In a context where many regions still face difficulties in bringing tourism projects to viability, San Martin shows a clear and measurable trend: more projects, greater investment projection and a portfolio that continues to grow. confirming that regional tourism management is already built with facts.
