On Vacation Sustainability Report
Our BIC 2025 Report is here!
Every advance, every initiative, and every positive impact is the result of the commitment of a team that believes in purposeful tourism. This report compiles the achievements, lessons learned, and actions that, during 2025, allowed us to continue building a more sustainable, equitable, and people-centered company.
We invite you to learn how, at On Vacation, we continue to generate value for our members, communities, clients and the environment, reaffirming that it is possible to grow while positively transforming our environment.
Our BIC 2024 Report is here!
Behind every achievement is a team committed to transforming tourism in Colombia. This report reflects everything we have built together: meaningful actions, dreams fulfilled, and a firm path toward a more sustainable, fair, and humane future.
We invite you to learn how, at On Vacation, we continue to demonstrate that doing things right is indeed possible.
Sustainability Report
On Vacation 2023
In 2023, we forged alliances with various suppliers that helped us continue transforming the lives of thousands of people in our country. That's why, with great enthusiasm, we're sharing our results with you. Our mission is to put the world on vacation, and doing so responsibly and with a commitment to people and the environment is our reason for being.
Self-Sustainable Management System
At On Vacation, we strive to integrate a balance between environmental, economic, and sociocultural aspects into the development of the company's activities, with the aim of strengthening hotel services, promoting the use of all resources in the region where it is located, and satisfying the needs of stakeholders.
We work responsibly
In the natural and cultural environment that our destinations offer and that surround our operation, we adopt the commitment to protect and support communities and species, implementing good environmental and sustainability practices, respecting the rights of all actors and ensuring compliance with their duties; always preventing negative environmental, cultural and economic impacts.
We strengthen skills
Thanks to our talented team and their commitment to sustainability, we are dedicated to preventing the sexual and commercial exploitation of children and adolescents and to upholding the laws of our country. Finally, we measure our results to achieve continuous improvement in our processes, obtain better outcomes, and benefit all Colombians through our work.
Sustainable Rights
- Enjoy the hotel facilities.
- Receive the services offered by Tour Vacation Hoteles Azul SAS BIC, in accordance with the law and the respective regulations.
- Obtain information about tourist attractions in the region.
- Learn about the sustainability policy of Tour Vacation Hoteles Azul SAS BIC.
- To be treated with kindness, dignity, and respect.
- To participate in the activities (campaigns among others) related to sustainability carried out by Tour Vacation Hoteles Azul SAS BIC.
- Learn about the endangered flora and fauna of each region
Sustainable Duties
- Respect the culture, beliefs, traditions and habits of the people of the region.
- Make proper use of the facilities of the Tour Vacation Hoteles Azul SAS BIC hotels.
- Comply with the legal requirements for the prevention of sexual exploitation of children and adolescents (ESCNNA).
- Respect the peace and quiet of other guests and visitors.
- Comply with current legal regulations regarding the protection of wild fauna and flora.
- To provide dignified and appropriate treatment to the company's staff.
- Guarantee the quality of the product or service provided.
- Make proper use of water resources.
- Carry out the proper separation of waste
Illegal Trafficking of Flora and Fauna
Do not trade or traffic in wild fauna and flora species. Law 17 of 1981, Ministerial Resolution No. 1367 of 2000, Decree 1608 of 1978. Report and prevent the illegal trafficking of exotic fauna and flora species. Law 599 of 2000, Colombian Penal Code, Law 165 of 1994, United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity.
Discrimination and Exclusion of
Vulnerable Populations
Law 1482 of 2011: Crimes based on racism, discrimination, or sexual orientation can result in prison sentences of between 12 and 36 months. Sentence T-282/11, Convention No. 169 concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples, 1989. Order 004/009: Protection of the fundamental rights of people and indigenous people displaced by the armed conflict, declared in sentence T-025/04
Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Property
Do not illegally trade or traffic in cultural property. Prevention and protection of national heritage: Law 397 of 1997, Decree 833 of 2002, Law 1185 of 2008, Law 63 of 1986, Law 1675 of July 2013.
Sexual Exploitation of
Minors and Adolescents
Please note that exploitation, pornography, and sex tourism involving children and adolescents are illegal. Sexual abuse offenses are covered under Law 1336 of 2009, Law 679 of 2001, and Law 1236 of 2008, which address combating exploitation, pornography, and sex tourism involving children and adolescents.
On Vacation Sustainability Report 2023
In 2023, we forged alliances with various suppliers that helped us continue transforming the lives of thousands of people in our country. That's why we're so excited to share our results with you. Our mission is to put the world on vacation, and doing so responsibly and with a commitment to people and the environment is our reason for being. See the full report
Sustainable management system
At On Vacation, we strive to integrate a balance between environmental, economic, and sociocultural aspects into the development of the company's activities, with the aim of strengthening hotel services, promoting the use of all resources in the region where it is located, and satisfying the needs of stakeholders.
Our sustainability policy
At On Vacation, we want to exceed our customers' expectations by providing memorable experiences. We keep our promises, understanding that quality service is fundamental to our growth.
We work responsibly
In the natural and cultural environment that our destinations offer and that surround our operation, we adopt the commitment to protect and support communities and species, implementing good environmental and sustainability practices, respecting the rights of all actors and ensuring compliance with their duties; always preventing negative environmental, cultural and economic impacts.
We strengthen skills
Thanks to our talented team and their commitment to sustainability, we are dedicated to preventing the sexual and commercial exploitation of children and adolescents and to upholding the laws of our country. Finally, we measure our results to achieve continuous improvement in our processes, obtain better outcomes, and benefit all Colombians through our work.
Sustainable rights
- Enjoy the hotel facilities.
- Receive the services offered by Tour Vacation Hoteles Azul SAS, in accordance with the law and the respective regulations.
- Obtain information about tourist attractions in the region.
- Learn about the sustainability policy of Tour Vacation Hoteles Azul SAS.
- To be treated with kindness, dignity, and respect.
- To participate in the activities (campaigns among others) related to sustainability carried out by Tour Vacation Hoteles Azul SAS.
- Learn about the endangered fauna and flora of each region.
Sustainable duties
- Respect the culture, beliefs, traditions and habits of the people of the region.
- Make proper use of the facilities of Tour Vacation Hoteles Azul SAS hotels.
- Comply with the legal requirements for the prevention of sexual exploitation of children and adolescents (ESCNNA).
- Respect the peace and quiet of other guests and visitors.
- Comply with current legal regulations regarding the protection of wild fauna and flora.
- To provide dignified and appropriate treatment to the company's staff.
- Guarantee the quality of the product or service provided.
- Make proper use of water resources.
- Carry out the proper separation of waste
Illegal trafficking of flora and fauna
Do not trade or traffic in wild fauna and flora species. Law 17 of 1981, Ministerial Resolution No. 1367 of 2000, Decree 1608 of 1978. Report and prevent the illegal trafficking of exotic fauna and flora species . Law 599 of 2000 Colombian Penal Code, Law 165 of 1994 United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity.
Discrimination and exclusion of vulnerable populations
Law 1482 of 2011 Crimes of racism, discrimination or sexual orientation can generate penalties between 12 and 36 months of imprisonment Sentence T-282/11, Convention No. 169 concerning indigenous and tribal peoples, 1989. Order 004/009” Protection of the fundamental rights of people and indigenous people displaced by the armed conflict, Declared in sentence T-025/04.
Illicit trafficking of cultural property
Do not illegally trade or traffic in cultural property . Prevention and protection of national heritage: Law 397 of 1997, Decree 833 of 2002, Law 1185 of 2008, Law 63 of 1986, Law 1675 of July 2013.
Sexual exploitation of minors and adolescents
Please note that exploitation, pornography, and sex tourism involving children and adolescents are illegal . Sexual abuse offenses are covered under Law 1336 of 2009, Law 679 of 2001, and Law 1236 of 2008, which address combating exploitation, pornography, and sex tourism involving children and adolescents.
