Mujeres Ya Trabajan (Women Work Now): Indigenous Travel in Sacred Valley | Sustainable Tourism Peru
The Shooting Star: Slow, Conscious Travel
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Mujeres Ya Trabajan (Women Work Now): Indigenous Travel in Sacred Valley | Sustainable Tourism Peru
1 157 просмотров · 1 год назад
The Shooting Star: Slow, Conscious Travel
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1 157 просмотров · 1 год назад
Meet the Indigenous communities leading sustainable tourism in Peru's Sacred Valley!
This short travel documentary goes behind the scenes at the Ccaccaccollo Women's Weaving Collective, Tinkuy Community Tourism and Parwa Restaurant, to learn about the journey of Indigenous-led and women-owned travel enterprises in Peru.
Supporting community based tourism enterprises creates livelihood opportunities close to home, especially for women who are expected to fulfil household responsibilities. Sustainable tourism can also help preserve the living culture of the Indigenous people of Peru, and build resilience against the impacts of climate change on agriculture.
In this tourism documentary:
-- Learn about community tourism in Peru, the land of the Incas
-- How women in Peru are using eco tourism to keep alive Peruvian handicraft in the Sacred Valley
-- How a women-owned restaurant is reinventing Peruvian cuisine, and their own lives!
Shot and directed by: Shivya Nath
Edited by: Deepthi Ramdas
Translated by:
Edison Candia Romero
Aashna Shrivastava
Amulya Garg
Melissa Martell
Soufia Bham
Supported by: Planeterra and G Adventures
ABOUT THE SERIES
Routes of Resilience is an award-winning series of conscious travel films highlighting community tourism and grassroots climate action, shot across India, Peru and East Africa.
See Part 1: • Routes of Resilience: First Women-Led Trek...
See Part 3: • Women Waste Warriors: Community Waste Mana...
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The Shooting Star Blog: https://the-shooting-star.com/
Consultancy: https://climateconscioustravel.com/
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