ESNNA CODE

Commitment Against ESNNA

At Inka Trail Expeditions Peru, we are firmly committed to protecting children and adolescents from all forms of sexual exploitation related to tourism and travel activities.

We reject and condemn any conduct associated with the Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents (ESNNA), in accordance with Peruvian law and the principles of responsible tourism promoted by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism of Peru (MINCETUR).

What is ESNNA?

ESNNA refers to the Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents in the context of tourism and travel. This crime violates fundamental human rights and is punishable under Peruvian law.

Our Commitment

As a responsible tourism company, we are committed to:

Promoting ethical and responsible tourism practices.

Rejecting and reporting any suspicious behavior related to ESNNA.

Raising awareness among our staff, suppliers, and travelers about the prevention of child exploitation.

Complying with all current Peruvian regulations regarding the protection of children and adolescents.

Supporting initiatives promoted by MINCETUR to prevent ESNNA in tourism activities.

Legal Framework

According to Peruvian Law No. 28251 and related regulations, any form of sexual exploitation involving minors is considered a serious criminal offense and is punishable by law.

Tourism companies have the responsibility to actively contribute to the prevention and reporting of these illegal activities.

How You Can Help

Travelers can help prevent ESNNA by:

Reporting suspicious situations involving minors.

Respecting local laws and child protection policies.

Promoting safe and responsible tourism practices.

Contact Information

If you detect or suspect any case related to ESNNA, please contact the appropriate authorities immediately or notify our team.