Overview
- A Cancillería-led commission inspected Chiclayo sites on Thursday and verified ground leveling and access works at Pampas de Pimentel and Zaña ahead of November masses.
- The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism confirmed a charter flight from Cuenca, Ecuador, to Chiclayo to handle expected international pilgrims.
- Authorities plan staged entry using QR-coded tickets to manage up to one million attendees at the Pampas de Pimentel mass and start stage assembly around early October.
- Police and the Army will reinforce security at public and private venues, and officials are coordinating with the Church and local governments to finalize deployments and entry controls.
- The government is working with hotels in Trujillo and private lodging to expand capacity, with industry estimates that the visit could mobilize about US$100 million in local economic activity.