De Cusco a Lima: Cronica academica y cultural de un viaje formativo.

Abstract

The academic exchange facilitated the integration of field observation, heritage analysis, and scientific updates on the relationship between technology, territory, and conservation. The itinerary covered Lima, Cusco, Paracas, and Ica, incorporating visits to historical centers, protected ecosystems, and regulated tourist areas. Simultaneously, participation in the XXVII Ibero-American Congress on Law and Informatics contributed conceptual elements on artificial intelligence, data protection, cybersecurity, and care automation, with Dr. Myrna García Barrera's presentation on humanoid caregivers being a highlight. The trip to the Paracas National Reserve and the Ballestas Islands allowed for the observation of environmental management models and marine biodiversity, while the experience in Huacachina offered a contrasting perspective on tourism pressure and sustainability challenges. Overall, the experience provided empirical and theoretical input for understanding how regulatory frameworks and management practices for natural and cultural heritage interact with contemporary technological processes.