【TECNOSALUD】Exhibition and Travel Guide for the 2025 Peru International Medical Fair

The Peru International Medical Exhibition (TECNOSALUD) will soon be held on… September 10–12, 2025 Held with great fanfare in Lima, Peru, this exhibition is the most influential and largest professional medical trade show in South America. Co-organized by the Lima Chamber of Commerce (CCL) and the COMSALUD Association, it focuses on medical equipment, technological innovation, and service upgrades, comprehensively covering the entire industry chain—including medical diagnostics, dental instruments, pharmaceutical technologies, laboratory equipment, and medical tourism. To ensure a smooth experience for your participation and travel, we have compiled below some key information that may be relevant, for your reference and preparation.

Exhibitor Pass

On the setup day, please go to the organizer’s service desk at the exhibition entrance, present your business card, provide your booth number and company name, and collect your exhibitor badge.

Intellectual property

Internationally, the protection of trademarks and intellectual property at trade shows is given utmost importance. The exhibition of any counterfeit, pirated, or otherwise infringing products is strictly prohibited. To safeguard your company’s legitimate rights and interests, if your new product has already been registered in China—particularly in EU member states—we recommend bringing photocopies of your trademark and patent registration certificates to the event.

Exhibition Details

① The sale of exhibit items is strictly prohibited within the exhibition, and exhibitors may not display samples outside their designated booths. The organizers reserve the right to remove any such exhibits and impose additional charges on the exhibitor. Should an exhibitor fail to comply with these instructions, their booth may be sealed.

② Standing on chairs, tables, or other rented furniture is prohibited. None of the furniture is designed to support human weight. The organizers shall not be liable for any injuries or other damages resulting from the improper use of furniture.

③ Safety Concerns: All safety measures prescribed by law must be strictly observed. Relevant operations must be performed using safe tools.

④ Keep the booth and surrounding area clean and tidy. Do not obstruct fire exits or access to fire-fighting equipment.

⑤ Photography using cameras, camcorders, or mobile phones is prohibited on the exhibition premises (in particular, samples belonging to other exhibitors may not be photographed without prior authorization).

⑥ Upon completion of the exhibition, exhibitors at standard booths must vacate their booths (including all exhibits, posters, and waste) and restore the booth and display panels to their original condition. Failure to clean up or damage to facilities (including adhesive residue left on display panels) will result in fines or full compensation.

⑦ Early dismantling is strictly prohibited.

Keep your personal belongings safe.

1. We shall not be liable for any damage or loss to goods or other items discovered or retained within the exhibition hall, at a booth, on the exhibition grounds, or in their parking areas, whether due to theft or robbery.

2. Stalls must never be left unattended at any time.

Power appliance

Unless additional power has been requested, exhibitors are prohibited from using high‑power appliances such as electric kettles and coffee machines at their booths to prevent circuit breakers from tripping.

Admission is not permitted for persons under the age of 16. 。

1. Bring your original passport (with at least six months of validity), visa pages, EVUS registration, invitation letter, insurance policy, and electronic itinerary.

2. Bring an ample supply of brochures, posters, and other materials.

3. Mobile phone (with international roaming enabled), charger, power bank (3C-certified), and a travel adapter.

4. Bring your toiletries and necessary clothing, and pack some of your regular medications—such as gastrointestinal remedies, allergy pills, fever reducers, and pain relievers—for emergencies.

5. Please do not place computers, batteries, or power banks (with 3C certification) in your checked baggage.

6. Time Difference: Peru is 13 hours behind China; the time in Peru is Beijing Time minus 13 hours.

7. Weather Conditions and Dress Recommendations: In September, temperatures in Peru typically range from about 17°C to 21°C, with average daytime highs around 21°C and average nighttime lows around 14°C. We recommend wearing comfortable, versatile clothing such as cotton shirts, long pants, and long-sleeved T-shirts. It’s also advisable to bring a lightweight down jacket to stay warm during cooler mornings and evenings. For business meetings or more formal visits, please prepare smart‑casual or formal attire.

8. Electricity: Peru’s mains voltage is 220V. The most common plugs are the U.S.-style Type A, which has two flat, parallel prongs, and the European Type C, which has two round prongs.

9. Currency: Peru’s official currency is the Peruvian sol (S/). Banks issue banknotes in denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200 soles. Traveler’s checks and major foreign currencies can be exchanged at hotels, airports, and banks. Various international credit cards, such as VISA and MASTERCARD, are widely accepted throughout Peru. Always use authorized exchange services and avoid exchanging money through social media platforms like WeChat. 1 Chinese yuan ≈ 0.49 Peruvian sol (for reference only; please refer to the day’s real-time exchange rate).

10. Peruvians typically greet one another with a handshake, and among acquaintances or friends, they often exchange a “cheek kiss” (usually a light touch on the right cheek, accompanied by a brief greeting). However, it’s important to note that between members of the opposite sex, handshakes are preferred unless the relationship is very close. Avoid excessive physical contact—such as casually patting someone on the shoulder or embracing—especially when interacting with elders or strangers. When dining, it is customary to use a knife and fork: hold the fork in your left hand and the knife in your right; do not pick up food directly with your hands (except for small items like bread or french fries). When eating soup, use a spoon to scoop it from the bowl, avoiding any slurping sounds.

Peru is home to world cultural heritage sites such as Machu Picchu and the ancient city of Cusco. When visiting these attractions, it is strictly forbidden to touch artifacts or climb historic structures—such as the stone walls at Machu Picchu—and you should refrain from picking up stones or plants from the ground. Local laws impose hefty fines for damaging cultural relics or natural landscapes.

Address: Jr. José Granda 150, San Isidro, Lima 27, Peru

Phone: 00511-4429458

On-duty mobile phone: 0051-990270915

Consular Section Phone: 00511-4429466

Fax: 00511-4429467

Website: http://pe.china-embassy.gov.cn

Email: chinaemb_pe@mfa.gov.cn

Emergency number (Lima):

Police emergency +51-105

Emergency +51-117

Fire alarm +51-116

If you have any questions or require assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We wish all exhibitors a successful show and abundant results!

On-site team leader information: Li Jingqiu 0086-18201462162