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RESPONSIBILITY

 

“Um voo de um pássaro no céu, um instante

depois que ele passou, não há rastro nenhum”.

Ailton Krenak

 

“A flight of a bird in the sky, an instant

After he passed, there is no trace”.

Ailton Krenak

 

 

Unlike birds, which do not leave traces along their paths, we humans leave footprints wherever we go, regardless of place and activity. That's why, more than sustainable tourism, we believe in practices aimed at mitigating human action and regenerating places and environments, acting with respect and in tune with destinations and the people who live in them. Here we list some measures adopted inside and outside our travel routines, in line with our purpose.

1. Lower impact policy, focused on harm reduction.

2. Small groups, in order to impact the attractions as little as possible.

3. Appreciation of local culture and cuisine.

4. Itineraries that prioritize the exchange of experiences with communities, contributing to their strengthening in tourism and economic development.

5. Tours and experiences with native professionals.

6. Participation in local councils and initiatives.

7. Team focused on the singularities of each destination, especially the contexts of fauna, flora, culture, history and local communities.

8. Itineraries that diversify attractions and activity locations, presenting destinations in addition to natural beauty.

9. Creation of the Cores do Jalapão Magazine, in order to promote the region from an educational perspective and respect for local views and knowledge.

10. Replanting native species in degraded areas.

11. Participation in joint cleaning efforts in green areas and rivers.

12. Organization and collaboration in community-oriented events, such as the 1st Fartura do Quilombo Bakery Workshop, in the Quilombola do Prata Community, and fun events for children.

13. Collection and donation of educational books to the rural library of São Félix do Tocantins.

14. Partners aligned with the agency's values, committed to respecting the well-being and health of communities, especially in times of pandemic.

15. As signatories of the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism, we support the commitment to halve carbon emissions by 2030 and reach zero by 2050 through a climate action plan, currently in development, with progress to be published annually.

16. Sponsorship of events that promote environmental improvements and sports, such as the Cerrado Enduro Cup 2022 and 2023.

Sustainability Plan Page

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