Tourism, one of the rarest and most influential industries in the world, is already set up to lead the way in promoting triple bottom line business principles that have immeasurable positive benefits for the environment, societies and cultures. More than ever before, travelers are demanding lower environmental and cultural impacts, and more meaningful interaction with local people in their travel experiences. A company built on the principles of responsible tourism is not only setting itself up for long-term success, but also responding directly to current consumer demand, which has never before been so focused on sustainability. The unique partnership between local communities and tourism companies can help to solve one of the most prevalent problems in international community developm...
...In partnership with a local Peruvian non-profit, the foundation organized workshops for...
...-functional surveillance radars to the Peruvian Navy for installation on the service's Aguirre cla...
Documentary films have in recent years achieved unprecedented glory and success in the United States. Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" not only was named best picture at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival, but also made big bucks at the box office. "Bowling for Columbine" attracted a large audience to theatres nationwide, and crystallized a lively debate about violence in schools. Similarly, the documentary "Super Size Me" was yet another U.S. documentary that became a global hit: That orgy of on-screen gluttony even gave the world's largest fast-food chain, McDonalds, a severe case of PR-indigestion. In neighbouring Denmark, [Karolina Lidin] observes, new documentaries tend to have an intellectual and poetic edge. This is probably due partly to the influence of demon director Lars von Trie...
... to Peru in 2003, the situation of his Peruvian friends is still bleak. Scenes of those early happ...
... Peru $77.5 million linked to the former Peruvian spy chief, Vladimiro Montesinos. The Justice Minis...
... have found a new lease of life with the Peruvian Navy. In comparison to modern standards, the Newpo...
...The Peruvian Navy already operates a number of riverine craft a...
...After experimenting with Peruvian, or cinchona, bark on himself Hahnemann came to th...
Until 1993 Luis Augusto Pajuelo, a farmer in Piura, north-western Peru, was selling bananas at a very low price. Then he hit on the idea of marketing a traditional, locally based snack -- thinly sliced banana chips, deep-fried on 100% vegetable oil and lightly salted, with chili peppers added to create a spicy food, using a secret home-grown recipe. His business Industrias Agricolas SRL still prepares the product in a traditional manner. But today Chifles can be found, as a salty, sweet or spicy snack, in supermarkets, major stores and specialty shops, not just in Peru, but in Canada and Spain. In 2005 Industrias Agricolas accepted a joint invitation by ITC and the Binational Fund for Peace and Development (Peru-Ecuador) to take part in the training program for entrepreneurs focused on ...
... and training programmes to help Peruvian firms define and focus their businesses. Internati...
... it was also ordered by the Brazilian and Peruvian air forces. Its most recent version is the DHC-5D,...
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