Measures and / or policies to prevent the exploitation of human beings adopted by Valpoviña Turismo.
Valpoviña Turismo supports the campaign begun several years ago by various entities, such as UNICEF and UNTWO, which have among their objectives, take initiatives to protect the physical and moral integrity of human beings, especially minors.

Our company, which specializes in the design and operation of tourist packages to be developed in national and international territory, declares its commitment to the prevention of the exploitation of human beings in all its forms, especially the sexual, and in particular when it can affect minors.
Accordingly, the measures we have taken to support this campaign are:
1. Do not promote sex tourism in any of its aspects, carefully designing our tour packages.
2. Adhere to the legal regulations regarding matters concerning the exploitation of human beings, especially minors, both nationally and internationally.
3. Train our personnel in the prevention of exploitation of human beings
4. To communicate to our rejection the exploitation of human beings, and especially to child prostitution.

2. We invite to join this project, in order to promote fair and sustainable tourism, while showing our support for the prevention of illegal practices.

Decalogue of the Tourist
Decalogue to prevent sex tourism with children and adolescents commercial sexual exploitation of children and adolescents (escna) which constitutes a serious violation of human rights, causing damage to physical, mental, social and moral health.
 
They are Children and Adolescents (NNA) all those persons under eighteen years of age. They are subjects of law, with their own opinion, progressive degrees of autonomy and must be protected from exploitation and abuse.
 
Every tourist, national or foreign, must know that the violation of laws 19.617 (Sexual Offenses), 20.526 (Trafficking in Persons) and its amendments, imply criminal sanctions, under the following circumstances:

A. Use advertising that suggests the provision of sex tourism services to persons under the age of eighteen.
B. Advise tourists on places where they can provide, coordinate or provide sexual consumption services with children.
C. To induce or provide the facilities to NNA to perform acts of sexual connotation with passengers of a hotel.
D. Facilitate the entry of children to hotel accommodation areas, or visit passengers when they can not prove consanguineous, moreover, if they do not have documentation proving their identity.
 
Hotel personnel and carriers in case of being in the presence of a crime, or being required by passengers in the event of an illegal potential, should contact the POI at emergency telephone number 134 and make the corresponding complaint.
 
Carriers, hotel administrators and hotel receptionists should bear in mind that operators exploit the weaknesses of the tourism industry to violate the rights of children. They will refrain from offering, expressly or tacitly, plans or programs that include CSEC, taking measures to prevent their workers, dependents or intermediaries from committing a crime.
 
Hotel personnel and tour operators should be informed about the legal consequences of CSEC in Chile, in order to provide timely information to tourists.
  
The PDI, Directorate of Labor, SENAME and municipalities, are in Chile the authorities called to inspect, inspect, control and sanction providers of hotel and tourism services that do not comply with the current law.
 
Hotel establishments, in order to protect children from all forms of exploitation and sexual violence, must promote graphic materials that guide passengers to ask for help, to warn and / or report.
  
If the hotel computer area detects the sale, distribution, promotion and / or storage of child pornographic material, it must inform the administration and then report the facts to the PDI.
 
For "Code of Global Ethics for Tourism", the exploitation of human beings, in any form, violates the fundamental objectives of tourism, since it generates negative effects on the life of children in their development.
Adopting measures aimed at avoiding the provision of tourist services that include sexual contacts with children under 18 years, allows to strengthen the tourism sector and, consequently, the country image.