As part of a series of social actions and reflecting the company's socially conscious character, Central Hoteles has adhered to the National Code of Conduct to protect the rights of children.
The National Code of Conduct initiative has developed more than 59 awareness forums on the Prevention of Human Trafficking for the purposes of sexual exploitation of girls, boys and adolescents in the Travel and Tourism Sector in priority tourist destinations in Mexico, through of various formats such as plays, conferences with experts and awareness sessions with the support of trained facilitators with a reach of more than 15,336 people.
Central Hoteles plans to actively participate in supporting this high-impact program on society and the values of Mexican culture.
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