Trips, Rurality & Nature
Building conscious childhoods through community-based tourism. Children are an indispensable part of communities, with minds that are curious, creative and exploratory by nature. They travel, discover, play, invent; they take advantage of every space to build in it. In indigenous communities, children actively participate in …
As we know, water is a vital element because it is a resource that we need tu use every day, whether for drinking, cleaning or bathing. It is also used in the primary sector in crops and in industries for the production of thousands of …
It is a fact that we all want to have the perfect trip, one where we live unique experiences, relax and get in touch with nature. But, have you ever thought about the impact your trips generate? What price does the environment pay when you …
Honey is one of the products with more richness in its composition and with a great tradition behind its production process. Something interesting is that it has an unusual composition, since it stays fresh for a long time, extending its lifetime. It is also low …
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed everything we had taken for granted. As if global warming and the destruction of ecosystems were not enough, the coronavirus has shown us the need to do things differently, in order to improve our relationship with nature, other living beings …
Nowadays, in the wake of the pandemic, Yucatecan communities have been affected due to the change in their usual activities, which allowed them to obtain an economic livelihood. Handicrafts are an important source of income for families in many communities in the Yucatan, especially those …
Watch this documentary about the history of Ek Balam, one of our partners. They saw tourism as an opportunity to diversify their economic activities, sharing a little of their lives with travelers who are interested in learning about them.