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THE PERULINE TEAM

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.

Three years ago, when Katrin Sorge came to her decision to study Tourism Management in the Netherlands, it was a matter of fact that travelling and discovering foreign cultures will play an important role in her career. After having spent a further study period in Spain, she now fulfils her dream of living in South America by doing an internship for 7,5 months at peruline. Since May 2009, she supports her colleagues in creating the monthly newsletter, maintaining the website and responding to customer enquiries. Katrin is particularly impressed by Peru’s cultural and natural diversity and is looking forward to getting unforgettable impressions and experiences in her new guest country. Katrin has a weakness for Latin dance, books and theatre.

We cordially welcome Jessica Gerlach as the new member of the peruline-team since August 2009. After her apprenticeship in an advertising agency, she decided to study business administration at the Berlin School of Economics and Law and will now support our office in Lima for a five month internship. Jessica hopes that she can interconnect her knowledge in marketing and public relations with the requirements of the tourism sector to enrich the team with her ideas. It is very important to her to learn more about Peru’s culture and people and to dip into the Peruvian way of life, which she had experienced before on several trips through Peru. Among other duties, she is in charge of replying to enquiries, editing the monthly newsletter and maintaining and updating the content of the website. Jessica loves to hit the road, to take photos and in her free time she tries to cook various international dishes.

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.

Since May 2009, Monika Seidenberg is responsible for customer enquiries and the coordination of the main office in Passau. After her graduation in hotel management and 2 years working experience, she decided to study International Business and Cultural Studies at Passau University with specialization on Iberoamerican countries. Before and during her studies, she gained an outstanding international experience by working and living abroad, such as in the USA, Cuba and Spain. She is an impassionate salsa dancer who likes to spend her free time with sports like jogging, cycling and swimming.