Travel Nomadic Routes from Family to Family and
Support Rural Communities

Nomadic Cultural Eco Adventures
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Travel Mongolia's great outdoors with Mongolian nomads that will guide you along their nomadic trails with their horses, camels, ox carts, or even trek from one nomadic family to the next over vast and epic Mongolian landscapes to visit, overnight and homestay with genuine Mongolian nomadic families in the mountains, along lush river valleys or deep in Mongolia's Gobi Desert all year round. By doing so you are directly benefiting rural Mongolian nomadic groups and their local communities in their efforts to produce non-commercialized outdoor cultural adventure travel and nomadic homestay visit trips in Mongolia that allows them to generate greatly needed alternative income sources.
Your traveling to these remote locations also provides an economic stimulus for government and private investors to increase and diversify rural services and job markets (health, pharmacies, education, food & drink, etc.) and infrastructure (fuel and oil, better roads, accomodations, etc.) in accordance with the growing industry demands; thus a solid foundation for sustainable rural livelihoods.
Approximately 90% of revenues generated through cultural eco tourism goes directly towards creating enabling environments for rural social economic development that allows the programme to sustainably work with rural nomadic herder groups, rural communities and other initiatives in supporting activities in healthcare, environmental protection, tourism, etc.
Through tourism incomes, rural nomadic herder groups and their communities are developing a greater sense of appreciation and understanding of their roles as:
Custodians of nomadic culture and heritage.
Guardians of local environment (income asset).
Nurturers of Travel Industry Partnerships.
Implementers of Millenium Development Goals.
UNESCAP'S REGIONAL REPORT FOR POLICY MAKERS ON EFFECTIVE REGIONAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS GREATER SOCIAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Ger to Ger was officially cited as an effective regional tourism case study (across Asia and the Pacific) in the report for UNESCAP member countries representing Asia and the Pacific Region. Specifically, Ger to Ger was the only Mongolian cultural tourism initiative cited from Mongolia for
nomadic community-based tourism
at the
Sixty-third Session of UN's Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP)
in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Corporate Responsibility & Ger to Ger
The Ger to Ger Fund was established by the Mongolian Alternatives Center to support the development of a new model of sustainable tourism in rural Mongolia, to benefit herder communities. The Ger to Ger project links herders and their communities to the tourism industry and provides quality sustainable travel services.
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