Social and Environmental Responsibility
Turismo Exploring Peru and our collaborators are very committed to Social Responsibility through their programs of awareness and sensitization of people, promoting responsible behaviors, good environmental, cultural and social practices in order to equitably meet the needs and aspirations of present and future generations of our communities.
Our job is to contribute to society and sustainable development and to the improvement of culture in our communities, to build a better future for our company and our collaborators.
We invite you to join us and make a force to support those who have less, Help us to help them
The payment you make for the services provided to this company (Horseback Riding, Tours, Trekking, Climbing, Expeditions, Transport), is part of the contributions to carry out these projects, you can also contact us and personally deliver your donations to the communities.
Education Program, donations of educational material, training in values, complementation and training in computer centers and libraries are made.
The Sustainable Schools program supports the education of children in vulnerable communities by improving school infrastructure.
Health Program, We carry out medical campaigns, consultations and donations of clothing in different communities
Environmental Education Program, Our objective is to contribute to the development of the quality of life of our company collaborators and their families through recreational activities, integration and training in recycling programs with the communities and the general population.
Community Assistance Program
Most of our clients, visitors and collaborators are part of a social assistance program through voluntary donations to benefit the communities that are located near the areas of operation of our activities.
The Responsible Tourist and Traveler
Dear traveler:
«The responsible tourist and traveler» is a small practical guide, which aims to help you make your trip an enriching experience. The advice that we present below is based on the World Code of Ethics for Tourism of the World Tourism Organization.
Travel and tourism should be seen and practised as a means of personal and collective development. If undertaken with an open mind, they are an irreplaceable factor in self-education, mutual tolerance and learning about the legitimate differences between peoples and cultures and their diversity.
We all have a role to play in the generalisation of responsible travel and tourism. Governments, businesses and communities must certainly do their best to do so, but you, as a visitor, can also significantly support this objective in many ways:
• Be open to cultures and traditions other than your own: your experience will be transformed, you will earn the respect of the local population, and they will be more welcoming to you. Be tolerant and respect diversity; observe the traditions and social and cultural practices of the place.
• Respect human rights. Any form of exploitation violates the fundamental objectives of tourism. The sexual exploitation of children is a punishable offence, both in the place where it takes place and in the country of residence of the person who commits it.
• Help preserve the natural environment. Protect wildlife and their habitat, and do not buy products made from endangered plants or animals.
• Respect cultural resources. Tourism activities should be carried out with respect for artistic, archaeological and cultural heritage.
• Your trip can contribute to economic and social development. Buy local crafts and products to support the local economy, and adhere to the principles of fair trade. When bargaining, keep in mind the concept of fair wages.
• Before you leave on your trip, find out about the current health situation at your destination and about access to consular and emergency services there, and make sure that your health and personal safety will not be at risk. Make sure that your specific needs (food, accessibility or medical care) are met there before you decide to travel to a particular destination.
• Gather as much information as possible about your destination, and take time to understand its customs, norms and traditions. Avoid behaviour that may offend the local population.
• Be informed of the current legislation in order to avoid committing any act that is considered a crime in the country you are visiting. Do not traffic in drugs, weapons, antiques, protected species, or products or substances that are dangerous or prohibited by national regulations.
