The Code Esnna Machupicchu is our official policy against the sexual exploitation of children and adolescents. In accordance with Law No. 28251, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism created this vital protection framework. Therefore, our company establishes a joint action agreement to prevent and eradicate this serious problem. We firmly declare our total rejection of any form of sexual exploitation in Peru and around the world. This behavior violates fundamental human rights. Furthermore, it goes against the intrinsic objectives of tourism in our beautiful country. We denounce and condemn those who use tourism facilities to promote or tolerate these crimes. Consequently, we subscribe to this Code of Conduct to protect the most vulnerable members of society.
Our Commitment to the Code Esnna Machupicchu
This Code Esnna Machupicchu document represents a formal declaration of our voluntary adherence. Its main purpose is to establish clear conduct guidelines for every individual working in our organization. We aim to protect minors from all forms of human trafficking associated with travel and tourism. Moreover, our team takes necessary measures to ensure a safe environment for everyone. We maintain an ethical policy that rejects commercial sexual exploitation in every context. We also inform and train our entire staff about these prevention policies regularly. Our office displays visible symbols to alert customers and suppliers about our firm stance on this matter.
Additionally, we include a specific protection clause in all our contracts with tourism service providers. We believe that tourism must promote a childhood free from exploitation. Therefore, we do not accept any act that favors the abuse of minors. Our commitment to the Code Esnna Machupicchu is permanent and strictly enforced. We encourage our partners and travelers to join us in this mission of protection and respect. By working together, we ensure that tourism remains a force for good in the heart of the Andes. Join us in promoting responsible and ethical travel experiences across Peru today.
