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THE COMPANY

Peruline - your partner in Peru

ComCenter SouthAmerica - Peruline - is an agency set up to promote tourism in South America. Our aim is to fill in the information gaps when the country in question lacks sufficent national tourism information and tour operators concentrate solely on promoting their own programs. For seven years we have been operating in this market with offices in Lima, Quito and La Paz.

Accordingly we possess of a huge network of contacts and act as a pool for current information, providing a link between tourism companies, journalists and individuals. Peruline is a German company and is primarily concerned with the German market, however with their experience and contacts it is possible to cater for customers who speak other languages and are interested in visiting South America. First contact is via the internet or through our call centre in Passau.

Our services at a glance:
- Callcenter in Germany 0851-7565644; Fax: 0851-7565651
- Monthly newsletter with current news about Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador
- Delivery of information material free of charge
- Help with route planning and rservations for individual travellers
- Information about hotels, lodges, tour operators, sights and language schools
- Suggestions for trips in Peru and useful links on our web site www.peruline.com
-·Organization of press trips and famtrips

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THE PERULINE TEAM

Our office is located in Lima, in the district of Miraflores, close to the Pacific coastline.

	Sandra Wolf, acquiring a degree in Culture and Economics, took over the leadership of the office in Lima in febuary 2008. After practical experiences with ecuadorline in Quito and the work as Marketing & Sales representative of peruline, she decided to stay in Peru. Sandra is responsible for representative and administrative tasks and the communication with clients in Peru and in other countries. She loves the latinamerican mentality, discovers almost daily more of the cultural richness of Peru and has to admit that she has a faible for creolean and novo-andine food. In her free-time, she likes to practice the hobby that brought her to Latinamerica: travelling.
	After acquiring her degree in Business Administration at Ricardo Palma University, Angela Bustinza discovered an interest in tourism. Whilst working in comercial companies in the city, she attended the Cenfotur Institute in order to study tourism. Since April 2006, her duties at Peruline consist of maintaining contact to the Peruvian clients, administrative tasks and accounting. Angela loves photography, travelling and collecting cultural artefacts.
	After completing his studies in Agriculture in Lima and many private trips through all Peru, Luis Flores joined the Peruline team in summer 2004. He knows nearly every region of Peru by heart and is responsible for searching information, administrative tasks and travel itineraries. In his leisure time Luis listens to a wide range of music and whenever he is able to get out of the city, he loves to go trekking and often ventures into the Andes mountains. Luis is studying to be an official Peruvian tour guide and completes his course this semester.
	Stefanie Zedler, studying Leisure and Tourism Management at the University of Applied Sciences in Stralsund, is participating in a 6 month internship with peruline. She helps to work on the monthly newsletter and supports the team with customer inquiries. She loves to travel and is very enthusiastic about the South American culture. That’s why she is looking forward discovering the variety of Peru’s nature and people.
	Elisabeth Henk is studying Multilingual Communication at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences and is participating in a 5-month internship with peruline. She helps to work on the monthly newsletter and supports the team with customer inquiries. Since she discovered her love for the country she is very enthusiastic about travelling and getting to know as much of the Peruvian culture as possible.
Our team in Germany
	Since September 2005, Sabine Fauth has been working free-lance with ComCenter SouthAmerica. After a six month stay in South America, she fell in love with the continent and its inhabitants. Now, she takes care of press relations in the German-speaking area. Sabine has years of experience of working as a spokeswomen for big hotel chains, after which she became self-employed. The ability to have more flexibility as a free- lancer in order to discover more of what South America has to offer, was one of the primary reasons for her decision to become self-employed in public relations.
	In Passau, Miriam Rottko is responsible for all inquiries and the organization of the company within Germany. Miriam has always been interested in South America. She travelled through Brazil, Chile, Uruguay and Argentina, where she did a language course and voluntary work. Miriam studies German and Geography in order to be a teacher at secondary school level. She likes music/ music festivals, travelling and reading, especially books written by Spanish and Latin-American authors.