The XIV Latin American Epilepsy Congress (LAEC 2026) is the most important biennial academic and scientific event for epileptology in Latin America, organized by the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) in partnership with its regional commissions. This edition takes place from May 16 to 18, 2026 in Lima, Peru, gathering over a thousand neurologists, clinical and pediatric epileptologists, neurosurgeons, neurophysiologists, neuropsychologists, and neurology nursing professionals from across the region.
Transportes Ejecutivos expands its regional operations to Lima to coordinate transport for Latin American delegations attending the congress, including reception at Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM), transfers to executive hotels in Miraflores and San Isidro, mobility to the congress venue, and dedicated service for international keynote speakers from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, the United States, and Europe.
This guide covers the complete mobility logistics for LAEC 2026 attendees in Lima: airport-hotel transfers, route to the congress venue, recommended hotels by budget range, hourly service for the intensive academic program, and options for international keynote speakers.
XIV Latin American Epilepsy Congress LAEC 2026: Event Factsheet
Key event data (official ILAE information):
- Dates: May 16, 17 and 18, 2026 (Saturday to Monday) - Venue: Lima, Peru (main venue under official confirmation) - Organizer: International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) - Official website: ilae.org/laec2026 - Early registration closed March 6, 2026
Thematic areas: - Adult clinical epilepsy - Pediatric epilepsy and epileptic syndromes - Epilepsy neurosurgery - Clinical neurophysiology (EEG, video-EEG, magnetoencephalography) - Neuropsychology and comorbidities - Pharmacoresistant epileptology - Status epilepticus - Genetics of epilepsies - Functional imaging in epilepsy - Comprehensive epilepsy patient care
Target audience: - Clinical neurologists and pediatric neurologists from Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Chile and other Latin American countries - Certified epileptologists - Neurosurgeons specialized in epilepsy surgery - Clinical neurophysiologists - Neuropsychologists specialized in epilepsy - Neurology nursing professionals - Neurology, pediatric neurology, and neurosurgery residents - Researchers in epilepsy and neuroscience
Format: three-day intensive academic program with keynote lectures from global epileptology leaders, satellite symposia from the pharmaceutical industry (antiepileptics, monitoring devices), hands-on EEG interpretation workshops, oral communications, poster sessions, and networking among Latin American specialists.
Congress Venue in Lima: Location and Access
The congress takes place in Lima, capital city of Peru with a metropolitan population over 10 million. The typical venues for Latin American medical congresses of this level include:
- Lima Convention Center (LCC) — San Borja, main Lima venue for international congresses, capacity for 10,000 simultaneous attendees - Westin Lima Hotel & Convention Center — Av. Las Begonias 450, San Isidro - Marriott Hotel & Stellaris Casino — Miraflores - Sheraton Lima Hotel — Lima Center
The specific LAEC 2026 plenary location is being coordinated by the organization; check ilae.org/laec2026 for confirmation.
Typical times to main venues from Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM): - LIM → Lima Convention Center (San Borja): 35-50 min via Av. Costa Verde and Av. Javier Prado - LIM → Westin Lima (San Isidro): 30-45 min via Av. Costanera and Av. Salaverry - LIM → Miraflores hotels: 35-50 min depending on traffic - LIM → Lima Center: 35-45 min
Lima traffic at peak hours (7:00-10:00 AM and 5:00-9:00 PM) is notably dense, with average speeds of 15-20 km/h on main avenues. We recommend leaving the hotel for the congress with 45-60 minutes of margin for morning sessions and considering accommodation close to the venue to optimize times.
Transfers from Jorge Chávez Airport (LIM)
Jorge Chávez International Airport (IATA code: LIM) in Callao is Peru's main air hub and connects with direct flights from Bogotá, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Santiago, São Paulo, Miami, Madrid, Amsterdam, and other capitals. For LAEC 2026 attendees, we coordinate:
Airport reception: - Uniformed chauffeur in international arrivals hall with personalized sign - Sign with neurologist's name or university/hospital delegation - Wait time included for delayed flights (up to 60 min at no charge) - Luggage assistance to vehicle - Bilingual Spanish-English chauffeur available upon request
Available vehicles: - Executive sedan (Toyota Camry, Hyundai Sonata): 1-2 physicians with luggage - SUV (Toyota Fortuner, Hyundai Santa Fe): 2-3 physicians - Toyota Hiace van (8-12 pax): hospital, university, or scientific society delegation - Mercedes Sprinter or executive bus (20-35 pax): consolidated groups
Invoicing: electronic invoice with Peruvian RUC number for deductible expenses, with option to bill hospital, university, scientific society, or sponsoring academic entity of the physician (including format compatible with reimbursement in Colombia, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil).
Recommended Hotels in Lima for Attendees
Executive hotels by zone, ordered by proximity to typical venues:
San Isidro (financial district, near Westin): - The Westin Lima Hotel & Convention Center — Av. Las Begonias 450, 5 stars with own convention center - Country Club Lima Hotel — colonial luxury classic on Calle Los Eucaliptos - Sonesta Hotel El Olivar Lima — opposite Bosque El Olivar park - Hilton Lima Miraflores Lima Garden — modern executive
Miraflores (tourist and business district, optimal for international visitors): - JW Marriott Hotel Lima — Pacific Ocean views, Costanera 700 restaurant - Belmond Miraflores Park — boutique luxury with rooftop pool - Pullman Lima Miraflores — modern executive - Aloft Lima Miraflores — contemporary design - Hotel Casa Andina Premium Miraflores
San Borja / near Lima Convention Center: - DoubleTree by Hilton Lima Real — central - Sheraton Lima Historic Center — Plaza Mayor
Miraflores and San Isidro are the preferred zones for physicians attending international congresses in Lima due to: gastronomic offer (Astrid y Gastón, Central, Maido, Rafael, La Mar), nighttime safety, Pacific views, medical tourism options, and proximity to the congress venue (15-25 min depending on traffic).
For 3-night stays (May 16-18) we recommend accommodation in San Isidro or Miraflores with dedicated hourly transport service that allows moving between hotel-venue-restaurants-airport without waits.
Hourly Service for Intensive Academic Schedules
The LAEC 2026 program includes sessions from 7:30 AM (scientific breakfasts sponsored by the antiepileptic-specialized pharmaceutical industry), morning plenaries, working lunches, afternoon symposia, and institutional dinners. For a neurologist or pediatric neurologist attendee, hourly service optimizes the schedule.
Example of typical congress day: - 6:45 AM — Hotel pickup - 7:30 AM — Sponsored scientific breakfast at congress venue - 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM — Main plenaries and symposia - 12:30 PM — Sponsored networking lunch at nearby restaurant - 2:00 PM - 6:30 PM — Hands-on workshops and poster sessions - 7:30 PM — ILAE institutional dinner or private dinner with colleagues - 10:30 PM — Return to hotel
One chauffeur all day, one fixed rate. Far more efficient than coordinating Uber/Cabify for each individual transfer (8-12 movements daily in typical international medical congress schedule).
Recommended fleet for LAEC attendees: - Executive sedan for individual neurologists - SUV for specialist couples or invited keynote speaker pair - Van for delegations from Latin American public hospitals
Invoicing: we issue invoice with Peruvian RUC and USD invoice option for ILAE reimbursement, physician's national scientific society, university hospital, EPS/IPS (Colombia), IMSS/ISSSTE (Mexico), social work (Argentina), or SUS (Brazil).
Transport for International Keynote Speakers
LAEC 2026 gathers global epileptology leaders invited as keynote speakers from the United States, United Kingdom, Spain, France, Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico. For this category of guests we offer dedicated service with discretion protocol and maximum academic punctuality.
Dedicated service for international keynote speakers:
Arrival in Lima: - Coordination with ILAE scientific secretariat to confirm exact flight and date - Reception at LIM with personalized sign and bilingual Spanish-English chauffeur - Direct transfer to organization-assigned hotel (typically Westin Lima, JW Marriott or Country Club Lima) - Technical luggage assistance (laptops, anatomical models, books, posters) - Expedited check-in coordinated with organization
During the congress: - Dedicated chauffeur 10-12 hours/day on presentation days - Waiting before plenary with climate-controlled vehicle (Lima 18-22°C in May, mild) - Coordination with secretariat for movements to Latin American medical press interviews, sponsor satellite symposia (UCB, Eisai, Bial, Sanofi, etc.) and bilateral meetings with national scientific societies - Discreet unbranded vehicle, uniformed chauffeur, mineral water, espresso coffee, and complimentary Wi-Fi
Complementary activities in Lima: - Gastronomic tour (Maido, Central, Astrid y Gastón — top 50 World's Best Restaurants) - Visit to Larco Museum, Pedro de Osma Museum, or Pachacámac archaeological route - Lima Historic Center tour (UNESCO Heritage) — Plaza Mayor, San Francisco, Santo Domingo Convent - Excursion to Caral ruins (~3 hours from Lima) for keynote speakers with extended free day
Return to airport: - Hotel pickup with 3-hour pre-flight margin (Lima traffic unpredictable) - Transfer to LIM with check-in support when airline permits - Post-event service report for ILAE-LAEC scientific coordinator
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Transportes Ejecutivos expands operations to Lima for the XIV Latin American Epilepsy Congress (May 16-18, 2026). Jorge Chávez Airport (LIM) transfers, San Isidro/Miraflores hotels, hourly service, bilingual chauffeur for international keynote speakers. Peruvian invoicing with option for international reimbursement reports.