We organize travel experiences, but we don’t sell itineraries. We transport with our own fleet of vehicles, but we don’t sell kilometers. We tell stories with respect for our heritage and scientific rigor, but we don’t sell memorized speeches. That’s why we train constantly with the support of experts.
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Team Building. Focused on teamwork, vertical and horizontal information flow, and communication skills among ourselves and with our clients. A better synchronized team directly impacts the customer experience.
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Crisis Management. We invest in certainty through monitoring, maintenance, and prevention, but we’re surrounded by uncertainty: weather conditions, delayed flights, health restrictions, mechanical failures, human error. What do we do when something goes beyond our control? How do we prevent it and how do we solve it? What must we learn to improve?
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Service Design. Through daily workshops, we inspire our teams to focus on their tasks—but with a global vision of the customer’s full experience. What do I need to do? At what point in their journey is my client?
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Updates from Authorities. Based on state and federal tourism development plans, we participate in activities and training courses organized by them.
With this inspiration, we stay up to date and focused on our purpose: extraordinary experiences to discover the Mayan world.