Article: Cacao y Turismo Sostenible: Presentado en español
Cacao y Turismo Sostenible: Presentado en español
Ponente: Percy Ac Pangan
Fecha: Sábado, 29 de agosto
Hora: 10:00 a. m. – 12:00 p. m. (hora de Atlanta)
Lugar: Virtual
Inscripción: https://form.jotform.com/262243369769167
- La Ruta del Cacao y Chocolate de Guatemala: un modelo de desarrollo territorial que articula productores, procesadores, chocolateros, tour operadores y comunidades.
- Profesionalización de emprendimientos: cómo integrar maquinaria y equipo para hacer eficientes los procesos, mejorar productos y escalar negocios.
- Modelos de negocio sostenibles: gestión financiera, planes de negocio, gobernanza y articulación entre actores. Experiencias turísticas integradas: calidad, gastronomía, cultura, historia y atención al visitante.
- Visión regional: las rutas del cacao en El Salvador, Honduras y su integración centroamericana.
Cocoa and Sustainable Tourism
The Cocoa and Chocolate Route of Central America: Strengthening ventures for sustainable tourism
Central American cacao is experiencing a revival. Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras have begun developing tourism routes that connect the ancestral tradition of cacao with immersive experiences for the modern traveler. But how do you move from bean production to creating memorable tourism experiences? Learn from this webinar by Percy, co-founder of NUYAAK and BEPS International, who will share his experience in strengthening cacao and chocolate businesses in the region.
Presneter: Percy Ac Pangan
Date: Saturday, August 29
Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm (Atlanta time)
Location: Virtual
Registration: https://form.jotform.com/262243369769167
In this webinar Percy will explore:
The Cacao and Chocolate Route of Guatemala: a territorial development model that connects producers, processors, chocolatiers, tour operators, and communities.
Professionalizing businesses: how to integrate machinery and equipment to streamline processes, improve products, and scale businesses.
Sustainable business models: financial management, business plans, governance, and stakeholder collaboration. Integrated tourism experiences: quality, gastronomy, culture, history, and visitor services.
Regional vision: the cacao routes in El Salvador and Honduras and their Central American integration.
It's not just about producing quality cacao, but about creating experiences that connect consumers with the product's origin, with the effort, knowledge, and culture behind each chocolate bar. An invitation to build a sustainable future for generations to come.
All are welcome. Please share this event details with anyone who might benefit.


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