Social responsibility
Responsible travel to empower people, expand opportunities, and protect the land.
At X – TRAVEL PERÚ, social responsibility is a living commitment expressed in every operational decision, in each experience we design, and in every relationship with the territories we inhabit and visit. Our approach stems from a simple principle: tourism is truly valuable only when it generates shared well-being and protects what makes it possible. We therefore develop programs and practices that integrate empowerment, education, sustainable agriculture, and appropriate technology in rural communities, with a long-term vision and measurable outcomes.
We work through dialogue and co-creation with local leadership to identify real needs, existing capabilities, and growth opportunities. We strengthen community organizations, promote the participation of women and youth in the tourism value chain, and guarantee fair income through transparent agreements. This local governance, combined with continuous training and safety standards, reduces gaps, improves service quality, and elevates the dignity of work at destination.
In education, we drive practical learning: hospitality, mountain first aid, waste management, food handling, languages, guiding, and heritage interpretation. We design learning paths with assessment and mentoring, creating career trajectories that increase employability and social mobility. Education also reinforces cultural self-esteem: knowledge, languages, and festivities are revalued and integrated as living narratives that enrich the traveler experience and foster local pride.
Sustainable agriculture is key to diversifying income and ensuring food sovereignty. We promote agroecology, soil recovery, efficient water use, and the reintroduction of native species with high nutritional and cultural value. We weave short supply chains between producers and gastronomic experiences so that tourism becomes a stable market for rural economies. At the same time, valuing local varieties strengthens territorial identity and protects Andean biodiversity.
Technology, finally, is a lever that serves people. We implement appropriate solutions for connectivity, commercialization, and traceability: digital catalogs, booking systems, secure payment gateways, accessible dashboards, and route monitoring tools. All of this comes with community-paced training, ongoing support, and accessibility criteria. Technology does not replace human bonds; it amplifies them and makes them more transparent.
Environmentally, we apply zero-waste policies, responsible waste management, footprint reduction, and conservation codes in natural areas and archaeological sites. Socially, we foster equal opportunities, violence prevention, and the protection of children and adolescents, in strict compliance with Peruvian regulations. Economically, we prioritize local purchasing and formal contracts, because sustainable development is built from the ground up.
The result is a co-responsibility model that transforms: more resilient communities, higher-quality services, better-informed travelers, and a protected territory. There is still much to do; that’s why we measure, learn, and continually improve, with clear goals and long-term partnerships. Our commitment is to keep traveling with purpose so that each experience leaves a positive footprint greater than its passage.
Impact lines

Women’s economic empowerment
Women’s leadership, fair income, and effective participation in decisions that strengthen economic autonomy.
- Women leadership committees and real decision-making spaces
- Training in finance, sales, and business formalization
- Fair pricing agreements and traceability of origin

Community-based tourism and indigenous associations
Co-creating community experiences while strengthening indigenous associations and family participation across the value chain.
- Shared governance and transparent contracts
- Cultural respect protocols and heritage safeguarding
- Fair distribution of benefits at the household level

Family economy and local entrepreneurship
Job creation, productive linkages, and income diversification with an inclusive, sustainable approach.
- Value chains for handicrafts and souvenirs
- Training in quality, packaging, and branding
- Financial education and community savings

Sustainable agriculture and food security
Agroecology, short supply chains, and native species to boost food resilience and stable income.
- Native seed banks and agroforestry systems
- Composting, efficient irrigation, and soil management
- Links to local gastronomic routes