PERU NOW, the new international campaign for tourism recovery

PERU NOW, the new international campaign for tourism recovery
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BERLIN (Germany), March 14 (NNN-ANDINA) — The “PERU NOW” campaign was launched with great expectations and a live presentation from Machu Picchu. Peru returns to the forefront of the world as a diverse, safe, and competitive destination, Peru’s Exports and Tourism Promotion Board (PromPeru) reported.

The international strategy implemented by PromPeru was presented by Foreign Trade and Tourism Minister Luis Fernando Helguero and PromPeru Executive-President Walter Vizarreta at ITB Berlin 2023.

This advertising campaign shows everyday moments and views of beautiful landscapes of Peru, including Machu Picchu, Huacachina, Gocta, Laguna 69, northern beaches, among others.

The strategy will reinforce the positive image of Peru and, above all, will inspire tourists to discover the country through its diversity of experiences, culture, landscapes, and sensations within an extensive coastline, spectacular Andean landscapes, and an exuberant Amazon rainforest.

The articles and digital pieces to be broadcast internationally will be spread through important specialized media, namely National Geographic, The New York Times, CNN, HBO, and the Forbes Group, in addition to different social media platforms, highlighting the exceptional cultural legacy, nature, gastronomy and hotel infrastructure of Peru.

PERU NOW represents an investment of approximately 2 million euros (US$2.12 million) and will be online until April 10, mainly in the cities of Los Angeles, New York, Mexico City, Santiago, Arica, Iquique, Antofagasta, Quito, Cuenca, Loja, Machala, Guayaquil, Bogota, Medellin, Madrid, and Barcelona, among others.

The target audience are young and adult travelers comprised of Millennials and Generation X (ages 25 to 54). The approximate campaign audience is 38.9 million people.

Tourism is a productive activity that has a great impact on the country’s economy.

Last January, 25,000 foreign tourists traveled to Peru, and campaigns like PERU NOW aim to recover the pre-pandemic numbers of visitors in the long term.

The goal of this campaign is to build confidence in future travelers, forging a bond that will inspire them to consider our country in the bucket list of destinations for their next trips, and also to maintain the awareness of our brand. — NNN-ANDINA

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