Since August 2020, we are the first travel company in Argentina to compensate for all the CO2 emissions you'll make during your trip when traveling by land.

But we decided that was not enough: we took this one step further to remove more carbon dioxide than we produce.

To make this possible, through the Adventure Travel Trade Association we are partnering with South Pole, one of the most reputable organizations on Climate Change actions, to make sure that those resources go directly to the projects that are working to reduce our carbon footprints on our planet.

Compensating with South Pole + planting trees turns us into climate positive.

In Partnership with Reforestarg, and other local NGOs, we stand and act against deforestation.

Every year, we donate and plant more than 1.000 trees in damaged zones of Patagonia to help restore native forests.

• We are proud to announce that we have become a signatory of the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism. The Glasgow Declaration has been launched as part of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) with the intention of creating a shared commitment between tourism stakeholders to halve greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and achieve net zero before 2050.

• We are also members of The Transformational Travel Council, a small but very important organization that unites travel operators looking for travel with a purpose.

• We have acceded to the Guiding Principles of Future of Tourism, a group of six NGOs that work together to promote a new consciousness on the change our industry needs.

• In 2007 we were the first Argentina travel company to be members of the Adventure Travel Trade Association, the most important travel organization for Adventure Tourism. ATTA fights against climate change training operators to learn about our impact, signing petitions in favor of protecting laws, and launching compensation programs making it easier for travel companies to compensate.

• We have also signed the initiative of the Tourism Declares Climate Emergency, a group of 116 travel organizations, companies, and professionals aware of the climate emergency and willing to find a collective solution.

Our commitment

We declare our shared commitment to unite all stakeholders in transforming tourism to deliver effective climate action.

We support the global commitment to halve emissions by 2030 and reach Net Zero as soon as possible before 2050.

We will consistently align our actions with the latest scientific recommendations, so as to ensure our approach remains consistent with a rise of no more than 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels by 2100.

As a signatory, we commit to:

1. Deliver a climate action plan within 12 months of signing.

2. Report publicly both progress against interim and long-term targets, as well as the actions being taken, at least annually.

3. Align our plan with five shared pathways (measure, decarbonize, regenerate, collaborate, finance) to ensure climate action is consistent across all of tourism.

4. Share information on activities connected to Tourism Declares and/or the Glasgow Declaration among contacts and networks.

5. Work in a collaborative and constructive spirit with other members of Tourism Declares and/or signatories of the Glasgow Declaration.

We are locals that work with locals. We believe that travel has the power to contribute to the sustainable development of the host communities we visit and improve their livelihoods. 

That’s why we:

• We work with more than 50 small and family-run operators.
• Always prefer independent local accommodation over chain hotels
• We love sharing our local culture in a respectful way
• We encourage tourists to shop ethically and consciously and choose street vendors and artisans over mass-produced tourist shops. 
• This way, you can be sure that at least 80% of what our clients pay, goes directly to the veins of the community.

We also contribute to empowering local communities through tourism.