Quimbaya Latin America takes you to discover Panamá, the gateway to the Americas, which for over 3 million years has naturally united North and South America, creating a migratory bridge for flora and fauna. The Isthmus of Panama, well known to all, divides the ocean into two parts, creating the Caribbean Sea and the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean.
Miraflores, famous for its beaches, restaurants and lively atmosphere, is now positioning itself as a benchmark tourist destination in terms of sustainable development. Indeed, the municipality recently awarded the Quality Distinction for Sustainable Tourism to the Quimbaya Latin America company, in recognition of its efforts to promote tourism that respects the environment and its communities.
This label, awarded by the Municipality of Miraflores, aims to position the destination as a model of responsible, competitive tourism in harmony with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
As a pioneering and leading DMC in Latin America, Quimbaya Latin America has always offered its customers programs and tours that are as unique as they are authentic in the 11 countries where the DMC operates. In Costa Rica, of course, the company takes particular care to have a permanent positive impact on each of the activities that make up the richness of its programs.
Costa Rica, with its great biodiversity and welcoming communities, is the perfect example of this commitment to sustainable and responsible tourism in the country.
Far from traditional tourist routes, nestled in the heart of arid Colombian landscapes, lies a people of priceless treasures: the Wayuu. Proud heirs to a thousand-year-old culture, they invite you on an immersive journey into their fascinating universe.
In this article, discover the secrets of their art of weaving, with beautiful textile creations in which each motif tells a story, and let their wisdom be your guide.
For more than 6 years, Quimbaya Tours Bolivia has been carrying out concrete and sustainable actions aimed at preserving the environment and promoting respect for local cultures in the country.
In this article, we take you on a journey to discover two flagship initiatives of Quimbaya Latin America’s commitment: the Mirador de Lloco Lloco and the Chalalán Ecological Hostel in the Madidi National Park. Dive in with us on a journey where tourism rhymes with preservation, sharing and authenticity.
At the heart of Central America, Guatemala reveals an incomparably rich natural and cultural treasure trove. Between volcanoes, forests and historical relics, this country offers a range of authentic experiences to those who come to venture into its lands. In this quest for authenticity and respect for the environment, Quimbaya Latin America offers you unique trips combining cultural discovery and preservation of nature!
Combining breathtaking landscapes, varied biodiversity and innovative conservation initiatives, Panama offers travellers a unique experience while helping them limit their environmental footprint!
The Quimbaya Latin America team is proud to share another piece of exciting news with you! This time it’s in Chile, where we’ve been awarded the badge for our commitment to sustainable tourism! This certification represents a further step in our commitment to responsible tourism in Latin America, highlighting our concrete actions to reduce our environmental impact and make a positive contribution to the communities we visit.
After 5 years of working hand in hand with QUITO TOURISME, we have just received the “Q” SUSTAINABLE TOURISM certification on 8 December! This is a huge achievement for all of us. But above all, it’s a great challenge that we’ve taken up thanks to our teamwork and our convictions about our role in the future of tourism on our continent in terms of environmental, social and inclusive tourism.
As part of the creation of its ECO-RESPONSIBLE, SUSTAINABLE and SOLIDARITY TOURISM DEPARTMENT starting in 2019, QUIMBAYA LATIN AMERICA teams have been taking over alternative and regenerative tourism projects in the 11 countries where DMC has been present for 36 years, one by one, since last year.
