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Iquitos Port Terminal strengthens its commercial, logistical and tourist movement.Within the framework of actions to strengthen river connectivity in the Amazon, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), through the National Ports Company (Enapu), reported that the Iquitos Port Terminal moved 110,070.67 tons of cargo since 2025, consolidating its role in Amazonian logistics.
According to official data, 95,336 boardings and disembarkations were also recorded, as well as the attention of 2,941 ships, with an average of up to 250 ships per month. Added to this is the attention of more than 60 thousand users at the Iquitos Passenger Terminal during the last year.
On the tourism front, the terminal recently received the Hanseatic Spirit expedition cruise ship, from the German company Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, with hundreds of passengers on board as part of its tour of the Amazon River, contributing to positioning the Peruvian Amazon as a key destination on the international circuit.
Located in the district of Villa de Punchana, in the province of Maynas, the terminal maintains operations linked to commercial exchange with Brazil, Colombia and other destinations, in addition to supplying Amazonian communities. Likewise, it has two floating-type direct docking docks and 11 moorings to serve vessels of different scales.
The Ministry of Transportation and Communications confirmed that the sector will continue to strengthen port infrastructure and management in the Amazon to ensure services that promote regional development and the countrys integration into global trade.
