The word MIES comes from the term in Latin Messis, which can be translated as harvest. Harvest perfectly represents everything we live
Is it where it is born or where do you pay? In this post post we try to give an answer talking from the perspective of the rural and the urban.
Within this panel we had a fantastic encounter to talk about undertaking from the town or rural environments. To do this we have three luxury speakers: Diego del Tree (director of Returmos.org and ideologue of Restteu), Macías Council (Director of Projects in Almanatura) and Óscar Pérez (co -founder of Hola Ghana and The Social MBA)
In this post post we tell you how we, with Pueblos Remotos , contribute to several SDGs and show you using practical examples. We hope this will serve to inspire you and that we can all be a little more sustainable, because every granite of sand sum.
The rural world is the perfect scenario to implement a sustainable tourism development model based on environmental, social and economic respect. When the passion for caring for the environment, benefiting local communities and generating profitable projects in the long term, that is where sustainable tourism has a place and should stay.
Post written by Elsa Rodríguez Felipe (co-founder of remote villages)
