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Tourism on the Northern Beaches Loses Momentum: How Does El Niño Threaten the Summer Season?

Summary by El Comercio
Despite the growth of arrivals to lodgings during 2026, the uncertainty due to the climate phenomenon has reduced between 5% and 8% the new reserves, while in Tumbes cancellations are close to 30%, according to representatives of the sector. Companies are betting on promotions and guarantees to regain the confidence of the travelers.
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Despite the growth of arrivals to lodgings during 2026, the uncertainty due to the climate phenomenon has reduced between 5% and 8% the new reserves, while in Tumbes cancellations are close to 30%, according to representatives of the sector. Companies are betting on promotions and guarantees to regain the confidence of the travelers.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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