To foster transparency and highlight the positive impact of our trips, we’ve created this section where you can explore key statistics about our work.
Here’s a look at how the money from our trips has been distributed since the start of 2025.
This table only reflects expenses paid to suppliers directly involved in each trip. It does not include company donations made to specific projects.
We’ve divided the breakdown into two main categories: Ownership and Colleagues.
OWNERSHIP:
Where´s the money staying?
| Mexico: | 100 % |
| Other country: | 0 % |
COLLEAGUES:
Who’s keeping the money?
| Actual Humans: | 17 % |
| Mid-size businesses: | 24 % |
| Small businesses: | 35 % |
| Communities: | 22 % |
| Non-Profits: | 0 % |
| Government: | 2 % |
| Corporations: | 0 % |
Here’s how we define each of the categories:
Actual Humans: Collaborators such as guides, hosts, specialists, & other relevant supporting staff.
Mid-size businesses: Independent companies (LLC´s) with more than 5 employees who provide travel related services such as lodging, transportation, food, activities, etc…
Small businesses: Independent companies or entrepeneurships (LLC´s) with 5 or less employees who provide travel related services such as lodging, transportation, food, activities, etc…
Communities: Attractions or activities located at rural or non-urban areas that are either small scale or run by ejido co-ops.
Non-Profits: Attractions or activities run by NGO´s, charities & other types of conservation or philanthropic entities.
Government: Attractions or activities run by government branches: National parks, archeological sites, museums etc.
Corporations: Large-scale businesses such as major hotel chains or airlines.