Peruvian Lifestyle

London House: A Tailoring Tradition in Lima

Explore London House, a Lima tailoring atelier since 1963, for made-to-measure suits, expert fittings, imported fabrics and personalized service.

Peru Ranks Third Worldwide at the 2026 International Chocolate Awards

Peru’s chocolate makers brought home 35 medals across 16 brands, leading Latin America’s results and placing the country firmly in the global spotlight. Among them, Río Tambo stood out, earning the highest honor for plain/origin dark chocolate bars.

A Brazilian chef’s family-inspired dish leads Latin America’s S.Pellegrino Young Chef regional final

Peru’s Christian Navarrete Véliz and Leonardo Fassioli brought stories of the Andes and the Pacific coast to the regional final in Panama.

Lima to Host The 50 Best Restaurants 2026 This November

For the first time, the world’s most influential restaurant awards will come to Latin America, shining a spotlight on Peru’s food, hospitality, and cultural traditions for a global audience.

Peru Earns 15 Michelin Key Hotels in the 2026 Global Selection

This year, 94 hotels across South America have earned a MICHELIN Key, a sign of the region’s growing reputation for hospitality.

Virgilio Martínez Named Andorra Taste Award 2026 Recipient

The award honors a chef whose work brings Peru’s extraordinary biodiversity to the table, weaving together flavors, landscapes, and the deep relationship between food and the land it comes from.

Settling in Peru: Housing, Banking, Healthcare and Taxes

Receiving legal residence is only the beginning. Here is what foreign residents should consider when turning a move to Peru into a functioning daily life.

Inspired by Lima after dark, INDEX with Banderas offers a capsule collection

This new capsule brings together dark denim, modern tailoring and the latest Banderas fragrance, all available through Ripley.

Hotelga 2026: How Buenos Aires is using food and major events to attract more visitors

La Rural Convention Center became a meeting ground for Argentina’s hospitality world, where government officials, chefs, hoteliers, and producers gathered under one roof. 

How to Get Residency in Peru: A Guide for US Citizens

From rentista and worker status to family reunification and investment, choosing the correct immigration category is the first step toward building a legal life in Peru.

Moving to Peru from the US: Is It the Right Choice for You?

From Lima’s cultural and culinary life to the slower rhythm of the Sacred Valley, choosing Peru means deciding which version of the country fits the life you want to build.