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Rainforest Expeditions and Delfin Amazon Cruises: Proudly Representing Peru at the World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards

22 July 2024
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Peru shines once again on the global stage, as two of its leading travel and ecotourism companies, Rainforest Expeditions and Delfin Amazon Cruises, have received prestigious nominations at the World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards. These nominations highlight Peru's commitment to sustainable tourism and underscore the country's dedication to preserving its rich natural and cultural heritage.

Rainforest Expeditions, based in Tambopata, has been nominated in the category of the World's Leading Sustainable Conservation and Biodiversity Program 2024, recognizing its unparalleled efforts in protecting and caring for the biodiversity of the Amazon rainforest. With a strong emphasis on conservation through ecotourism, Rainforest Expeditions works closely with local communities and scientific organizations to ensure the region's sustainable development. Their initiatives protect the environment and foster a deep connection between travelers and nature.

Delfin Amazon Cruises, operating from Iquitos, has been nominated for the World's Leading Sustainable Female Empowerment Initiative 2024. This nomination celebrates Delfin's innovative programs designed to empower women within the Amazonian communities of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. Through education, training, and employment opportunities, Delfin Amazon Cruises is fostering gender equality and creating a positive social impact in the region.

"These nominations are a testament to Peru's leadership in sustainable tourism," said Rocio Guzmán, Sales & Marketing Manager of Rainforest Expeditions. "We are honored to be recognized alongside Delfin Amazon Cruises, another outstanding Peruvian company. Together, we are drawing the world's attention to the Peruvian Amazon, highlighting the urgent need to conserve its incredible biodiversity and support its people."

Peruvians now have a unique opportunity to bring these awards home and put Peru on the global map by voting. By supporting Rainforest Expeditions and Delfin Cruises, voters will celebrate the country's dedication to sustainability and the incredible work done to protect our environment and empower our communities.

How to Vote:

  1. Visit the World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards website and register: https://wstha.com/nominees/2024
  2. Select the category you wish to vote in.
  3. Vote for Rainforest Expeditions and Delfin Cruises.

Join us in celebrating Peru's achievements and showing the world our commitment to sustainable tourism. Let's make Peru proud and ensure our country continues to lead in conservation, biodiversity, and social empowerment.

For more information about Rainforest Expeditions and Delfin Cruises, visit www.rainforestexpeditions.com and www.delfinamazoncruises.com.

About Rainforest Expeditions:
Rainforest Expeditions, based in Tambopata, is a leading ecotourism company dedicated to conserving the Amazon rainforest through sustainable travel for 35 years. By partnering with local communities and scientific institutions, Rainforest Expeditions offers unique and immersive experiences that foster a deep appreciation for nature while supporting biodiversity and sustainable development.

About Delfin Amazon Cruises:
Delfin Amazon Cruises, operating from Iquitos, offers luxury river cruises through the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve in the Peruvian Amazon, emphasizing sustainable practices and community engagement. Delfin Amazon Cruises actively collaborates with local communities to support sustainable development projects, encompassing areas such as education, health, and cultural preservation. They work actively with over 50 women, encouraging the production of crafts displayed on board and promoting direct purchases by passengers during community visits. Due to the remote accessibility, far from cities and only accessible by boat, Delfin Amazon Cruises has replicated this initiative in 5 other communities, developing arts and crafts markets that have become the primary source of income for women in the Peruvian Amazon.

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