Storyline: Peru is expecting to generate 75 million U.S. dollars in economic benefits from 2025 Copa Libertadores final concluded on Saturday in its capital Lima as the country features a wide range of cultural events to encourage longer stays of football fans. Flamengo claimed its fourth Copa Libertadores title with a 1-0 victory over Palmeiras in their all-Brazilian final. After the fierce match, football fans rushed to the streets to cheer for their teams and to celebrate the victory. "My mind is buzzing with excitement right now. All I have experienced in the stadium and the goal that made me scream out loud. This is the moment I have been expecting since I was a child - seeing the team l love claim the championship of Copa Libertadores," said a football fan. Hosting the final is regarded as an important opportunity for Peru to showcase its urban management capability, infrastructure standards, and experience in playing host to large numbers of tourists. To encourage longer stays of football fans and invite them to have in-depth experience of the Peruvian culture, Promperu, an institute dedicated to promoting the country's culture and boosting the development of its tourism, built a special space to showcase the country's diverse offerings. "For us this is important, because this is an opportunity to show what Peru has to offer as we have a lot of tourists who have come for this final. They have the chance to get a glimpse into Peru. Now they are visiting Lima, which is a very interesting city. So, they are having good food. They also have a lot of culture," said Ricardo Baraybar, deputy director of inbound tourism promotion at Promperu. According to the latest data released by the Peruvian authorities, Saturday's Copa Libertadores final attracted about 50,000 foreign fans to the venue and the country is expecting to generate around 75 million U.S. dollars in economic benefits from the event. Shotlist: Lima, Peru - Nov 29, 2025: 1. Interior of stadium hosting 2025 Copa Libertadores final 2. Various of football fans cheering, celebrating 3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) football fan (name not given): "My mind is buzzing with excitement right now. All I have experienced in the stadium and the goal that made me scream out loud. This is the moment I have been expecting since I was a child - seeing the team l love claim the championship of Copa Libertadores." 4. Various of tourists at cultural exhibition space 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Ricardo Baraybar, deputy director of inbound tourism promotion, Promperu (ending with shot 6): "For us this is important, because this is an opportunity to show what Peru has to offer as we have a lot of tourists who have come for this final. They have the chance to get a glimpse into Peru. Now they are visiting Lima, which is a very interesting city. So, they are having good food. They also have a lot of culture." 6. Various of tourists, performers [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]