UJ #17 - Traditional Peru

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Inkaterra La Casona
The prestigious National Geographic magazine included Inkaterra
La Casona Hotel on its list of the most iconic hotels in the world.
Located in a XVI Century mansion where Peruvian icons Simon
Bolivar and Diego de Almagro spent time, the Casona was the
first boutique hotel in the city of Cusco. The establishment was
recognized for its superior Peruvian-influenced cuisine, and its
luxury spa that uses local botanicals, amongst other outstanding
qualities. “These hotels are guaranteed to enrich any travel
experience,” assures the magazine.
PERU, THE THIRD
BEST DESTINATION
FOR INCENTIVES
INKATERRA LA CASONA
AMONGST THE MOST
ICONIC HOTELS
Peru proudly houses two of the top restaurants chosen within the ranking
of the ‘World’s 50 Best Restaurants’, an award ceremony that takes place
in Spain. Chef Virgilio Martinez’ Central was ranked as number six, while
Mitsuharu Tsumura’s Maido came in at number seven. Additionally, chef
Gaston Acurio’s career trajectory and the role he played in Peru’s relatively
recent gastronomic revolution was honoured and celebrated, as he was
awarded the Diner’s Club Lifetime Achievement Award. His restaurant,
Astrid and Gaston, claimed the 39th spot on the prestigious list.
Central
CENTRAL AND
MAIDO MAKE THE
WORLD’S TOP 10
The Creative Group multinational corporation included Peru
in its list of best countries in the world for incentive trips. Our
country occupied third place after Portugal and Croatia. “The
listed destinations were chosen because of the quantity of
activities and different landscapes you can get from one single
place,” the company explained. Peru shines because of the
interesting combination of history and urban architecture
found in Lima, as well as the opportunity to experience the
unforgettable Machu Picchu.
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