Responsible tourism

At Studio Hotel, we believe that the positive impacts of tourism should be reflected in all areas, from the local community to the environment. This is why we work according to the guidelines set by the World Tourism Organization, which defines responsible tourism as “a tourism activity carried out by tourists and tourism agents with respect for the host destinations from an environmental, cultural, social, and economic perspective, and that is accepted and respected by the host community and protected and promoted by public authorities.”

How to be a responsible traveler?

• Research the destination and learn about the customs, traditions, and social realities of the community you are visiting.
• Choose places that offer quality service and are environmentally friendly.
• Seek and buy local handicrafts that are part of the cultural expressions of the region at fair prices.
• Reduce waste generation, as it is the main source of pollution.
• Respect cultural heritage and related artistic expressions.
• Be conscious of natural resource use; implement water and electricity-saving measures during your trip.
• Respect wildlife; do not acquire threatened or endangered species, do not feed wild animals, and do not purchase handicrafts made from wood of endangered species.
• Respect human rights and help protect children and young people from commercial sexual exploitation.

Studio Hotel invites guests to actively participate and create a meaningful experience for everyone.