Responsible Tourism in Cusco - EcoWorld Travel Agency

Responsible Tourism in Cusco

Committed to the Protection of Children and Adolescents

At ecoworldtravelagency.pe, we are proud to be part of a tourism industry that promotes sustainable development and respect for human rights. Following the guidelines of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (MINCETUR), we are committed to preventing and combating the Sexual Exploitation of Children, Adolescents, and Minors (ESNNA) in the tourism sector.

Our Commitment

Policy Against ESNNA

We maintain an ethical policy of rejection against any form of sexual exploitation of minors. We are committed to protecting children, adolescents, and minors from any act that violates their rights.

Training and Awareness

Our staff is trained to identify and prevent situations of risk related to ESNNA. Additionally, we promote awareness among our collaborators, suppliers, and clients.

Reporting Illegal Acts

If we detect any situation related to ESNNA, we commit to reporting it immediately to the competent authorities.

Visible Information

In our facilities, we display informational material designed by MINCETUR to prevent ESNNA, ensuring that both our clients and collaborators are informed.

Sustainable Tourism

We promote tourism that respects the environment, local culture, and human rights, especially those of children, adolescents, and minors.

Awareness Material

Emergency Numbers

In case of emergency, contact the following services:

Line 100

Report domestic and sexual violence.

Phone: 100

Police Headquarters

For police emergencies.

Phone: 105

Infosalud

Health information and guidance.

Phone: 113

Fire Department

Fire-related emergencies.

Phone: 116

Red Cross

Emergency medical attention.

Phone: 01 266 0481

Civil Defense

Emergencies and natural disasters.

Phone: 115

Line 100 and Women's Emergency Centers (CEM)

In Peru, the phone number to report a case of Sexual Exploitation of Children, Adolescents, and Minors (ESNNA) is 0800-10840. This is the toll-free number for Line 100, a 24/7 service for reporting and assistance.

What does Line 100 offer?

Information, guidance, and emotional support in Quechua, Aymara, and Spanish.
24/7 assistance, every day of the year.
Free reporting from any landline or mobile phone.

Women's Emergency Centers (CEM)

CEMs are specialized and free public services that provide comprehensive care to victims of violence. They operate from Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., and in police stations 24/7.

Phone: (01) 4197260

Chat with Line 100

Or visit the Line 100 website.