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Voluntourism may sound unappealing to some simply because it conjures up stereotypes of trips to undeveloped, amenities-deprived, third world country. For some it’s too much creature comforts to give up on a vacation even if they have altruistic intentions. For others, it’s too hardcore, especially for first timers who are looking to combine service and vacation.
The answer — hotel voluntourism — a soft introduction to voluntourism without having to sacrifice vacation amenities. The Ritz Carlton, an early entrant through its “Give Back Getaway” program, offers volunteer vacation packages at …
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This year all RockResorts in the U.S. and Caribbean along with the Breckenridge, Keystone, and Vail Resorts are offering you the opportunity to give back to the environment, and in return for your volunteer efforts, you will receive:
1) A reduced rate on a stay at a luxurious RockResort
2) Complimentary gifts like a reusable, durable hydration pack, soothing hand lotion and more!
The Give & Getaway package is centered around guests volunteering in the community they’re visiting. The resort will arrange an environmental conservation project for you such as recreational trail …
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Hotel voluntourism programs are perfect for those travelers looking for volunteer service trips that are less intense and take the least amount of planning. More and more hotels are joining the growing list of hotels offering service opportunities for their guests. It’s also the perfect alternative for travelers who don’t want to stay in a hostel or don’t like the idea of staying in a stranger’s home for accommodations. As an extra incentive, many hotels around the world offer voluntourism packages that provide discounts to guests who either …




Volunteer and Eco Toruism in Peru. Peru is a land that is full of nature’s beauty. While most people come to Peru to see the “Lost City of the Incas,” there’s much more to see beyond Machu Picchu. The country is also known for its culture, food, vast rainforest, temples, and a variety of wild life that roams the land. There are ample volunteer opportunities for those who want to give back while traveling through Peru. 
