Inca Trek by Destination Peru is a licensed Inca Trail operator, not an aggregator: we hold our own SERNANP licence and run every trek with our own crew. Travel advisors earn 10% commission on published prices; net rates on registration.
your clients, their guide, their team
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we explain each stage and confirm what is secured
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Registration takes about two minutes. The same day, your agency receives the advisor portal password and the advisor kit: published rates and commission terms, a client-ready itinerary, a photo library, a client FAQ and a fit checklist. A person replies within one business day. Our sister agency, World Travelers, is an Ensemble member, so we know what you need from a supplier.
| Operator | Inca Trek by Destination Peru, licensed under SERNANP Tourism Services Contract No. 11-2022-SERNANP-DGANP; own guides, cooks and porters |
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| Commission | 10% on published prices |
| Net rates | Shared on registration (in the advisor kit) |
| Published prices | US$3,395 per guest (2–3 hikers); US$2,995 per guest (4–8) |
| Product | Private 5-day Inca Trail, 2–8 hikers, Inkaterra night, Machu Picchu the next morning |
| Merchant of record | Inca Trek LLC (U.S.); clients contract and pay in U.S. dollars; Destination Peru E.I.R.L. operates the trek |
| Response time | Proposal within one business day; quote within 24 hours |
| Register | Form below, or +1 801-797-2777 / incatrek@destinationperu.com |
Inca Trail permits are sold only to licensed operators, in each hiker's name, so the company that holds the licence is the company your client hikes with. An aggregator or reseller books your client onto someone else's trek and crew. Inca Trek by Destination Peru holds its own licence (SERNANP Tourism Services Contract No. 11-2022-SERNANP-DGANP), and your client's guide, cook and porters are ours. We run private treks only, for parties of 2–8, with a night at Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo and Machu Picchu rested the next morning.
2027 permits are not on sale yet; 2026 permits went on sale 17 Nov 2025 and the Ministry has not announced the 2027 date. Your client chooses a first-choice date and up to two alternates and pays a US$500 per-guest deposit; we buy their permits the day the Ministry releases 2027, in deposit order. If we cannot secure any of their dates, they choose the nearest alternatives, a full refund or a credit. We tell you the moment a permit is confirmed.
Last updated: October 19, 2026
Your clients will hike the full route with a team dedicated to their party. We explain the daily effort, camp arrangements, preparation and pricing so you can recommend the trek with confidence. After three camping nights, they finish at Inkaterra before visiting Machu Picchu the next morning.
We explain the release or availability process and confirm what has actually been secured. A request, deposit and issued permit are different stages, and we keep you informed throughout. If we can’t secure any of the agreed dates, we offer the nearest alternatives, or your client chooses a full refund of the deposit or a credit. Booking terms →
We don’t combine your clients with other bookings. Their guide, cook and porters are assigned to their party, with staffing appropriate to the group and route. Camp includes separate private restroom tents for women and men.
The five-day product includes night four at Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo and a celebration dinner, with the planned guided Machu Picchu visit the next day. The room arrangements and full service list are set out in the proposal.
Register and we email you the advisor portal password the same day. The portal holds the current rates, commission terms, the client-ready itinerary and the brand kit. Tell us whether you already have a trip in mind, and we’ll help with the next steps. We respond to advisor inquiries within one business day and confirm a proposal timeline once we understand the brief.
10% on published prices: US$3,395 per guest for parties of 2–3 and US$2,995 per guest for parties of 4–8. Net rates are shared on registration, in the advisor kit. Inca Trek by Destination Peru does not publish net rates on this page.
Yes, on registration. Register below (about two minutes) and the advisor kit with net rates arrives the same day. Inca Trek by Destination Peru pays 10% commission on published prices, so advisors can quote from the published price or from net, whichever suits the client file.
A licensed operator. Inca Trek by Destination Peru holds SERNANP Tourism Services Contract No. 11-2022-SERNANP-DGANP and runs every trek with its own guides, cooks and porters. Your client is never passed to another company's departure.
You keep the client relationship. We send you the proposal and confirmations; we contact your client directly only when you authorise it for their trip (for example, passport details for the permit or the pre-trek briefing in Cusco).
No. Accredited, host-agency and independent advisors are all welcome; including a number on the form speeds up commission paperwork.
Inca Trek LLC, a U.S. company. Your client contracts and pays in U.S. dollars. Destination Peru E.I.R.L., the licensed Peruvian operator, runs the trek on the ground.
Log in to the advisor portal with the password from your registration email. If you have lost it, email incatrek@destinationperu.com and we will resend it.
Our sister agency, World Travelers, is an Ensemble member, so we know what you need from a supplier: fast quotes, clear terms and no surprises for your client. Consortium and host-agency advisors are welcome; tell us your affiliation on the form.
We’ll use your request to follow up about working together. Our privacy policy explains how we handle your information.
Send the dates, party size and a little about their hiking experience to incatrek@destinationperu.com, or call (801) 797-2777. We’ll discuss the fit, check the next steps for permits and let you know what else is needed for a proposal.
