At Historical Center Santa Marta opened its doors the first LGBTI Boutique hotel, a place that has drawn attention for the different proposal it offers its guests.
The initiative was created by young people from this community, who bet on designing and organizing a lodging site inclusive and innovative.
Its facade has the LGBTI flag painted and its interior is quite attractive and colorful.
Its owners clarify that it is a hotel that serves as a home for any guest, but it has the colors of the rainbow.
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At the hotel, all those who work, a total of 12, are from this community and are trained to provide inclusive care.
These spaces that are beginning to take shape in Santa Marta are places of opportunity, which help us grow as a city and be at the forefront
“The hotel provides an environment free of discrimination towards different sexual orientations,” said Carlos Cantillo, employee and member of the community.
The members of this population have celebrated the opening of this new space for inclusion and job opportunities for this group of people with different or diverse sexual preferences.
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“These spaces that are beginning to take shape in Santa Marta are places of opportunity, which help us grow as a city and be at the forefront in promoting inclusive tourism,” added Cantillo.
The hotel was officially opened last Saturday 26 of February and since then it has been providing its services to the public.
“At the Calle 13 Boutique Hotel, not only people from the Lgbtiq+ community can come; Those who are tolerant, with an open mind and who live without discrimination towards this population can also do it”, the employee pointed out.
ROGER URIEL
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SANTA MARTA
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