Machupicchu authorities will pursue complaints after detecting alleged irregularities in the ticket reservation. An agency would have concentrated more than 11,200 tickets, which were allegedly offered up to S/900 or US$300.
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Deputy Prefect of Machu Picchu District, Michael Ugarte, makes a strong complaint and calls for authorities to investigate and punish those responsible.
Machupicchu authorities will pursue complaints after detecting alleged irregularities in the ticket reservation. An agency would have concentrated more than 11,200 tickets, which were allegedly offered up to S/900 or US$300.
The complaints will be addressed to those responsible for damage to the public treasury and the tourism sector, as well as for affecting the image of the Historical Sanctuary.