In this way... our mission is:

We have two priorities: the first is to offer the most varied and personalized trips, listening to the desires of our clients. The second is to provide a pleasant working environment for all our employees, as well as fair compensation.

Over the years and through our travels, we have met many communities from all corners of the country, the Altiplano and Amazon, forged numerous ties with many local tourism actors, and gradually discovered all the regions and tourist attractions of the country. Thanks to these numerous recognitions and all our trusted collaborators, our agency is now one of the best specialists in this magnificent and complex country that is Bolivia.

Our ultimate goal is to enable communities to achieve real economic development. By helping communities develop community tourism modules, we assist them in finding a financial alternative to working in mines or agriculture that only allows for personal consumption. In any case, they can make a good living from mining or agriculture.

We want to warn Bolivians, especially those living in rural areas, not to be tempted by the establishment of a mining operation. Industrialists see them as cheap labor, promising them a better future.

What mining companies do not mention is that, as has happened throughout Bolivia's history, mining has never left anything positive except desolation and destruction of residents by a few wealthy owners. Just look at what is happening in northern La Paz (Guanay, Mapiri, Mayaya, etc.), where water contamination by mercury, prostitution, femicides, and family destruction reign.

Ecotourism or responsible tourism is also the economic activity that has the least negative impact on the environment. It is urgent and essential to help communities develop responsible tourism activities to create jobs for a population threatened by the exodus of young people and the harmful effects of excessive mining exploitation.