Guide for Responsible Tourism
Becoming a conscious tourist means taking care of the place that welcomes us so that others can enjoy it in the future. Here are the fundamental pillars to achieve it:

1. Respect for the Community and the Environment

Support local: Prioritize buying local crafts and products, and immerse yourself in the destination's authentic gastronomy and activities.
Culture and privacy: Research customs before arriving and always ask for permission before photographing or filming people.
Safety: Stay alert for indicators of exploitation or mistreatment, informing authorities or hotel staff if you suspect any abuse.

2. Environmental Care and Resources

Smart consumption: Opt for short showers, turn off the tap when brushing your teeth, and use air conditioning only if strictly necessary.
Zero plastics: Bring your own reusable bottle and cloth bags to avoid generating unnecessary waste.
Marine protection: If you're going to swim, use biodegradable sunscreens that do not contain chemicals harmful to coral, such as oxybenzone or octocrylene.

3. Mobility and Luggage 

Travel light: Carry only what's necessary to help reduce the carbon footprint of transportation.
Move consciously: Whenever possible, explore the destination on foot, by bike, or using public transport.