US EditionMara Seminar on the Machu Picchu Crisis: "It Began During Pedro Castillo's Administration"
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The stoppage of the railway service between Machu Picchu Pueblo and Ollantaytambo keeps hundreds of tourists unable to enter or leave the Inca citadel
Following New7Wonders' announcement that Machu Picchu might be stripped of its Wonder of the World title, we spoke with former Minister of Foreign Trade Mara Seminario, who also described the situation as shameful.
The Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, in Cusco, could lose its recognition as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, which it achieved on July 7, 2007, due to the critical situation that it is going through, warned New7Wonders, organization responsible for giving it that title.In an energetic communiqué, spread from Zurich, Switzerland, the entity warned that this symbol of pride for Peru presents acute challenges that require priority attention…
Machu Picchu could lose its title of “New Wonder of the World”, which it holds since 2007, due to tourism pressure, lack of sustainable management, the risk of affecting the heritage, irregularities in ticket sales and prices, as warned by the organization “New 7 Wonders.” In a statement, New 7 Wonders stressed the need to implement a strategic plan for the transformation of Machu Picchu, while recalling that “the main decision makers” at the na…
New7Wonders warned Peru about the risk of Machu Picchu losing its title of 'New Wonder of the World', facing the management and tourism problems it faces. The post Machu Picchu might lose its title of 'New Wonder of the World' appeared first on El Diario.
The entity specified that the Historical Sanctuary maintains its status as World Heritage and does not appear in the list of sites in danger of Unesco.
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