1. GUATEMALA Counterpart International

2. Counterpart's Sergio Aja facilitates a practical exercise at CandelariaCamposantocomunity in the Maya Q'eqchi' region of Alta Verapaz. © Counterpart International

3. A river tubing tour at the San Simon River community managed tourism operation, developed and improved with support from Counterpart. © Counterpart International

4. Counterpart staff lead hikers through Mucbilha caves, one of Counterpart’s community tourism operations. © Counterpart International

5. Counterpart staff and USAID representatives enjoyed a tour on the Tranviade los Altos, a trolley-style bus offering cultural and educational tours in Quetzaltenango. Tranvia de los Altos has significantly improved its overall business performance as a result of Counterpart's technical assistance. © Counterpart International

6. UlewTinimit is a unique combination of spanish school and coffee shop in Quetzaltenango. Along with other spanish schools and their local association, UlewTinimit receives technical assistance in marketing and management from Counterpart International. © Counterpart International

7. Community members in Peten work on classifying trash and developing mitigation measures at a sustainable tourism good practices workshop facilitated by Counterpart. © Counterpart International

8. Women from San Juan La Laguna in Lake Atitlan, participate in a community mapping exercise at a sustainable tourism workshop facilitated by Counterpart International. © Counterpart International

9. Counterpart's Sebastian Tut analyzes the findings of a practical activity dealing with trash management at the CandelariaCamposanto community in Candelaria Caves National Park. © Counterpart International

10. Women from one of the Maya Q'eqchi communities managing tourism at the Candelaria Caves National Park practice during a first aid techniques training. © Counterpart International

11. Alberto Giron runs an initiative combining adventure canopy tours with cultural activities that help to preserve a key protected area in the gateway to Yaxha archaeological site. His business has improved considerably as a result of Counterpart's technical assistance. © Counterpart International