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Geo-Tourism

National Geographic Society defines geoturism as tourism that sustains or enhances the geographical character of a place and attract the most beneficial, least disruptive forms of tourism.


Visit Peru
Explore the wonders of Machu Picchu and Peru, Land of the Incas. Find everything you need you need to know before you travel to Peru.
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Visit Ecuador
Learn why Ecuador has the nature at its best and find extensive information, including pictures, travel tips, facts about its people, its geography and its culture.
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Visit Guatemala
Visit Mayan ruins in Maya and explore the rain forest that presence the origin of the Maya civilization. Find everything you need you need to know before you embark on your adventure to Guatemala.
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Global Geoturism
Find links and resources for eco-friendly, sustainable and responsible tourist developments.
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About Geoturism

Defined as the tourism that sustains or enhances the geographical character of a place, Geoturism is a new approach to experience places and people preserving their environment, culture, aesthetics and heritage.

Geoturism strives for promoting a responsible experience based in the enjoyment of natural and cultural heritages, an activity that promotes conservation of natural and cultural diversity, while providing visitors with new and one of a kind experiences.

Geoturism values

  • Visitors should learn about and respect the customs and culture of the country they visit.
  • Tourist operators ensure that local people benefit economically from tourism by employing them as leaders and guides, using family-based resources where possible.
  • Tourist activities minimise their impact on the environment and local traditions by moving in small groups, offsetting carbon emissions and reducing waste

Top Places
  1. Machu Pichu
  2. Cusco
  3. Tikal
  4. Palenque
  5. Galapagos





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