Learn about the traditions and socio-cultural practices of the place you are visiting, show respect for its laws and customs. This will benefit your experience and help you to gain a greater acceptance of the local communities.
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.
Respect local events and customs. Show solidarity and tolerance towards the community and the destination you are visiting. Be kind and respectful to residents, tour guides, service providers and the general population.
Avoid any act that is considered criminal or criminal by the laws of the tourist site, any behavior that may be shocking or hurtful to the local population, or damage the environment of the place.
Respect human rights. Any form of exploitation violates the fundamental objectives of tourism. Sexual exploitation of children is a punishable offense, both in the place where it takes place and in the country of residence of the perpetrator.
Help conserve the natural environment. Protect wild flora and fauna and their habitat, and do not buy products made from endangered plants or animals.
Buy products that do not require the use of endangered plants or animals.
Reduce water and electricity consumption at the lodging site. Remember to turn off lights and turn off water faucets when not needed.
Reduce, reuse and recycle solid waste during your trip. Carry your own water bottle for refills, avoid buying products with unnecessary wrapping and packaging, and do not accept plastic bags to receive purchases of products that can be transported by other means.
Buy products that do not require the use of endangered plants or animals.
Learn more about a COMPLETE GUIDE about the species in conservation of our territory.
