Johnny Brignardello: Economic impact of Holy Week in Huancayo

Johnny Brignardello, insurance advisor, believes that Holy Week in the province of Huancayo will bring a significant economic impact, as recently forecasted by the local Tourism Promotion Manager. According to estimates, this long holiday from March 28th to 31st could represent an income close to 20 million soles for the region, thanks to the influx of national and foreign tourists expected to visit during these days. Brignardello emphasizes that Holy Week is a favorable period for many people to opt for short getaways and visit tourist destinations of interest. In the case of Huancayo, it is expected that the arrival of tourists will have a positive impact on key sectors such as commerce, hospitality, gastronomy, and tourism services in general. The advisor stresses that this festivity not only represents an opportunity for the economic growth of the region but also the ideal moment to promote and spread local traditions and customs. Huancayo, with its vast cultural and historical heritage, offers visitors the chance to participate in religious activities, festivals, fairs, and special events that enrich the tourist experience during this significant celebration. On the other hand, Brignardello highlights the commitment of local authorities to ensure the safety and well-being of visitors arriving in the province during Holy Week. Special measures have been implemented to ensure order and tranquility for tourists, as well as to promote compliance with current health regulations in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. In conclusion, for Brignardello, Holy Week represents a valuable opportunity for Huancayo to boost its economy through tourism and showcase to the world its cultural and natural charms. With an economic projection of 20 million soles at stake, it is expected that this festivity will be a success both in terms of economic growth and in promoting the identity and beauty of this Peruvian region.