The Machu Picchu Governance and Tourism Association (Asociación Gobernanza y Turismo Machupicchu) is a civil institution made up of tourism professionals and small business owners, dedicated exclusively to the improvement and development of tourism in the Machu Picchu district. Its primary objective is to foster a governance approach that promotes sustainable and responsible tourism, ensuring that tourism activities directly benefit both the industry and the local community.
The association actively participates in technical roundtables where critical aspects of tourism in the district are analyzed, such as visitor quotas and the admission carrying capacity of the Inca llaqta. Through its involvement, it seeks to implement policies and regulations that ensure the conservation of cultural and natural heritage while protecting the visitor experience.
The association also puts forward strategic plans oriented toward tourism development in Machu Picchu, focusing on improving the quality of the tourism offering. This involves training and upskilling of human resources, promoting sustainable practices, and creating a conducive environment for the growth of small businesses in the sector.
With a technical and professional approach, the Machu Picchu Governance and Tourism Association positions itself as a benchmark in tourism management in the district, contributing to the creation of an attractive and sustainable destination that not only meets visitor expectations but also strengthens the social and economic fabric of the local community. Its work is fundamental to ensuring that tourism in Machu Picchu serves as a source of ongoing development and a lasting legacy for future generations.
