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At Wolf Volcano on Isabela Island lives the Galapagos pink iguana, a species that urgent efforts now work to protect the pink iguana from extinction.
At Metropolitan Touring, building together the entrepreneurial ecosystem means recognizing that every interaction with our partners is an opportunity for mutual growth.
At Metropolitan Touring, we see sustainability as a living movement
Travel + Leisure magazine’s prestigious World’s Best Awards 2025 celebrate the best in tourism worldwide, highlighting destinations, hotels, cruises, and more, based on the opinions of thousands of experienced travelers.
With this unwavering vision, we join the #GalapagosLibreDeLlantas initiative, a concrete and urgent proposal to address one of the archipelago’s most persistent challenges in waste management.
They are the “Gills Girls Club”, and their mission is as inspiring as the breathtaking landscapes that surround them.
For over two decades, our “Education Aboard” program has played a pivotal role in promoting environmental education and conservation efforts in the Galapagos Islands. Since its inception, the initiative has welcomed more than 1,600 young people and adult residents aboard our ships. These voyages provide participants with valuable learning experiences to explore their unique home and its unmatched ecosystem.
The Galapagos Islands, renowned for their unparalleled biodiversity and as the inspiration for Charles Darwin’s Theory of Evolution, are pioneering significant strides in renewable energy. This transformative journey is crucial not only for reducing carbon emissions but also for preserving its delicate ecosystem from environmental threats.
Traveling the world presents individuals with enriching experiences and opportunities for personal growth, yet it also exerts a significant environmental impact. From the generation of carbon emissions to the depletion of natural resources, tourism can impart lasting effects on the destinations we hold dear.
Mashpi is thrilled to announce a partnership with MANE and The Red List Project (TRLP) to rescue endangered botanical species. Know more on this blog.
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