For us, is very important to differentiate us in the market by providing quality service, with an environmental commitment, operating under a sustainability model, so it has designed the following policies and measures for a friendly management environment and promotion of sustainable tourism.
Since several actors interact in a destination, management and handling are collective responsibilities, thus the implementation of good practices is a commitment of all: entrepreneurs, institutions, visitors, and the local community. Each actor can, from their daily tasks, contribute to improve environmental, social, and economic performance, reduce negative impacts, promote improvement activities, resulting in a sustainable, differentiated, and quality tourist destination.
Tourism should produce benefits for both businessmen and the local community, generating inclusion strategies and progress in training, education, awareness, and respect for social and cultural values, and proposing new labor alternatives.
We are known for providing an excellent personalized service according to the specific requirements of each client.
We always act responsibly for the health and safety of our collaborators and clients, promoting the care of natural and cultural resources, encouraging all stakeholders to support and market local products.
Complying with the requirements of the regulations and current legislation applicable to the activities of our agency.
Sustainability constitutes a value for our company, where the use of sustainable practices is promoted to work under a sustainability model that causes the least possible impact on the environment.
The slaughter of protected wild animals and the illicit exploitation of plants and forests are crimes that have a devastating impact on the environment, local livelihoods, and biodiversity.
Think twice before buying or consuming something made from an exotic tree, plant, or animal because you may be contributing to its extinction or exploitation.
Before you travel, find out about exotic local recipes that may contain illicit products.
Don’t forget that many countries, perhaps yours as well, impose penalties on those found to be trafficking in protected wild animals, exotic plants, or endangered wood products.
In order to achieve a sustainable operation we have defined the following guidelines:
Human trafficking is a heinous crime driven by demand. When visiting a foreign country, don’t fall into the trap of encouraging trafficking.
If you think someone is being forced to work against their will or abused, or if you just see something that you think is wrong in a bar, hotel, or restaurant, report it.
Your actions can be essential to avoid sexual exploitation and forced labor. Children are especially vulnerable: Don’t let child abuse travel.
Cultural heritage is an element of social cohesion constitutive of identities and the construction of spaces from their history, based on meaning and social meaning.
The valuation and appropriation of cultural heritage is part of the construction of social groups and its dissemination is part of the story of our destinations.
Cultural objects such as traditional carvings, pottery, and antiques are attractive as gifts, but be sure not to inadvertently buy stolen, illegally extracted, or looted goods.
Every day, countless sites and monuments on the planet are looted, robbing people of their past. Specific organized crime networks transport and sells these goods.
The impact of these acts can be irreversible and rob countries and citizens of their heritage and cultural identity.
Make sure that the souvenirs you take home have a documented and legal history, that they are not stolen items, and that they have an export permit.
Ask about the origin of what you are buying and always think about the rich history and heritage of your own country and how you would feel if it was taken from you.
Drug trafficking is not a risk worth taking; It is illegal and if you are caught, you will end up in jail with serious consequences.
Some gangs use travelers as bait to attract the attention of authorities and distract them while much larger numbers pass by. On the other hand, do not take any other person’s packages or items, since ignorance will not exempt you from complying with the law.
They may seem like a bargain, but most counterfeit products are unethically manufactured, they can contribute to perpetuating forced labor and poor working conditions as well as having a high environmental impact.
Maybe you think that you are helping a small market or a street vendor, but behind it, there are often criminal interests, who even coerce or exploit the vendors.
Worse, your money can end up financing organized crime groups that diversify their money laundering and drug trafficking businesses by selling counterfeit products.
Avoid putting your money in the hands of organized crime and buy with ethical criteria when you are abroad.