Responsible Travel

For us, responsible travel means caring for the people, communities, and places that are part of every trip. It includes fair and safe working conditions for our team, respect for local culture, and protecting the natural environment along the trails.

A well-prepared team works better and looks after travelers better. Trainings such as first aid courses or workplace respect workshops give our staff the knowledge to act in unexpected situations and to build a safe, healthy work environment.

Depending on the topic, trainings are aimed at our administrative team in Cusco, our field staff (guides, cooks, porters, and horsemen), or the whole company.

We work with qualified professionals and specialized organizations. For example, our first aid course was led by professionals from the private clinic O2 Medical Network, and our sexual harassment prevention workshops were led by a psychologist.

A traveler's experience begins long before reaching the mountains. From the first contact with our office to the last day on the trail, travelers interact with a team that knows how to respond to emergencies and treats everyone with respect.

Yes. Training is an ongoing part of how we work, and we'll keep sharing new courses, workshops, and responsible travel initiatives in this section.