Vivalá receives System B certification, closes partnership with Gol and publishes expedition calendar

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After a detailed audit process carried out by Sistema B, Vivalá received a final score of 97.7 points, which represents the highest score in the certification of the tourism sector in the country and the seventh highest in the world, placing the company at the forefront of tourism sustainable in Brazil.

Furthermore, the GOL group, through its operator Smiles Viagens, began distributing Vivalá expeditions on its official channels. The partnership is part of the group's ESG strategy, seeking to encourage sustainable tourism in Conservation Units and with traditional communities, generating a positive socio-environmental impact for travelers, communities and the planet. The company was also invited to participate in the launch of the airline's sustainability actions, called #MeuVooCompensa.

Calendar of expeditions to the Amazon in 2024

The calendar of expeditions promoted by Vivalá to the Amazon in 2024 is now available! Rio Negro, Rio Tapajós and Aldeia Shanenawa will be offered as destinations.

For shipment Amazon Rio Negro, Vivalá created an immersive experience on the banks of the Rio Negro, which includes getting to know the local riverside community and supporting the community.

The expedition Amazon River Tapajós It departs from Alter do Chão, in Pará, departing by boat and visiting the paradisiacal beaches, until docking in the Tapajós National Forest and discovering the Amazon forest alongside the riverside communities.

The third destination offered is in Acre, in the Shanenawa Village, departing from the capital, Rio Branco, towards an immersion in the culture of the ancestral people, with an exclusive itinerary that includes spirituality, culture and the fight for the rights of the Shanenawa.

In addition to the Amazon, Vivalá offers expeditions to several other destinations. The company has already promoted 215 expeditions with the participation of more than 3 thousand travelers from 21 countries, injecting R$ 3.5 million into local economies in 16 preserved areas of the country.

To access the expedition calendar, access the Vivalá website.