In accordance with Peruvian General Tourism Law N° 29408, Ministerial Resolution N° 108-2020-MINCETUR, and Supreme Decree N° 005-2020-MINCETUR, Sonqo Perú Travel E.I.R.L. declares its absolute zero-tolerance commitment against the Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents in all tourism activities.
Registered AgencyR.M. N° 061-2021-MINCETURDIRCETUR-CUSCO-2024-00129
Protégeme ESNNAR.M. N° 108-2020-MINCETURResponsible Tourism“EN ESTA AGENCIA NO PROMOVEMOS NI PERMITIMOS LA EXPLOTACIÓN SEXUAL DE NIÑAS, NIÑOS Y ADOLESCENTES, NI CUALQUIER OTRO ILÍCITO PENAL DEL CUAL TOMEMOS CONOCIMIENTO EN EL DESARROLLO DE NUESTRA ACTIVIDAD, CONFORME A LO DISPUESTO EN LA LEY N° 29408.”
“IN THIS TRAVEL AGENCY, WE DO NOT PROMOTE OR PERMIT THE SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF GIRLS, CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS, NOR ANY OTHER CRIME OF WHICH WE TAKE KNOWLEDGE IN DEVELOPMENT OF OUR ACTIVITY, ACCORDING TO LAW N° 29408.”
All child passengers must present original physical identity documents (DNI or Passport) and proof of parentage or notarized travel permit pursuant to Law N° 30802 before boarding transport or entering accommodations.
Our agency immediately cancels reservations and refuses service to anyone suspected of attempting, facilitating, or engaging in child sexual exploitation or human trafficking.
Staff, certified tour guides, and transport drivers have the legal obligation to immediately report any suspicious situation to the National Police (PNP 105), Línea 1818, or Línea 100.
We work exclusively with registered suppliers, certified hotels, and licensed transport providers compliant with MINCETUR quality and child safeguard guidelines.
Articles 43 and 44: Establish the mandatory obligation of tourism service providers to prevent the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents, adopt codes of conduct, and immediately report any illicit act to the competent authority.
Regulations of the General Tourism Law, detailing the responsibilities of tour operators and tourism service providers regarding the prevention of crimes against sexual integrity.
Law amending the Peruvian Penal Code to punish with severe custodial sentences (up to 25 years of imprisonment or life imprisonment) the crimes of child sexual exploitation, child pornography, and human trafficking.
Law establishing mandatory conditions for the entry of children and adolescents into lodging establishments and boarding of tourist transport, requiring proof of parentage or a notarized travel authorization.
Approves the technical specifications and official template of the anti-ESNNA poster that must be mandatorily and visibly displayed at physical establishments and digital tourism platforms.
Travel and Tourism Agencies Regulations. Articles 17 and 22 mandate the display of the Registered Agency badge and commercial identification data on digital channels.
If you witness or suspect any situation involving child sexual exploitation, violence, or human trafficking, contact these official 24/7 emergency hotlines immediately:
Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations. Guidance, legal, and psychological support against domestic or sexual violence. Free, confidential, and 24/7 nationwide.
Ministry of the Interior — Single Reporting Hotline. Specialized channel for crimes of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Free and confidential 24/7.
National Police of Peru — Emergency Dispatch. Immediate police intervention in flagrant crimes and rescue operations throughout the national territory.
Cusco Tourism Police (Plaza Túpac Amaru / Av. El Sol). Direct assistance, patrol, and immediate protection for domestic and foreign visitors in the Cusco region.
RUC: 20564458385 · Av. El Sol 123, Centro Histórico, Cusco, Perú
Email: reservas@sonqoperutravel.com · Tel: +51 955 723 329