5. Passenger Responsibilities
The Passenger declares that they understand and accept the following:
It is their responsibility to provide accurate and complete personal information (full name as it appears on travel documents, date of birth, nationality, etc.) for the correct issuance of tickets and reservations.
They must carry their original passport and/or identification document used for the reservation throughout the entire trip. It is their responsibility to verify visa requirements and necessary documentation for entry into Peru.
For passengers over 65 years of age participating in hiking and/or adventure tours (such as the Inca Trail, Salkantay, etc.), it is mandatory to present a medical certificate of good health and physical fitness issued no more than 30 days prior to the tour start date.
TRAVEL INSURANCE IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED: The Company requires that the Passenger purchase comprehensive travel insurance covering, at a minimum, trip cancellation, medical assistance, emergency evacuation, medical repatriation, and lost luggage. PERU RESERVATIONS E.I.R.L. shall not be responsible for expenses incurred due to lack of insurance coverage.
The Company reserves the right to immediately suspend services, without any refund, if the Passenger shows signs of drunkenness, use of prohibited substances, disorderly conduct, or behavior that risks their safety, the safety of other passengers, the guide, or equipment. All expenses resulting from this suspension (e.g., return transportation, non-included accommodation) will be borne by the Passenger.
No refund will be provided for services not used due to the Passenger’s voluntary decision (e.g., choosing not to take a train, leaving a tour midway).
For Minors:
It is mandatory to present the minor’s identification document (ID or Passport). If the minor travels with one parent, with third parties, or alone, a notarized travel authorization from both parents, valid for no more than 90 days and permitting the minor to leave the country, is required. This document is mandatory for presentation to Peruvian immigration authorities. The Company is not responsible if the minor is prevented from traveling due to lack of this documentation.