«..the old way of acquiring wisdom through travel…»
The Aspects of Mexico lectures & field trips program is run by Artisans of Time.
Artisans of Time is an anthropology of travel experiment born in 2003. The experiment works in the interfase of culture, heritage and tourism. We do research, training, consulting and we create and operate high quality tours around Mexico.
Our research projects are financed through the cultural tours we operate, and that is one of the important reasons for you to travel with us. Doing so you are supporting our ongoing research:
- The cultural dynamics in San Miguel
- Heritage interpretation and tourguide handbook for training guides in Mexico
Our headquarters are in the awesome San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, a world heritage city, where we run the Aspects of Mexico lectures and field trips program for english speaking public.
Check the Artisans of Time web page:
http://www.artesanosdeltiempo.wordpress.com
YOUR GUIDE IN SAN MIGUEL de Allende
Alberto Aveleyra is a mexican-citizen of the world in love with Mexico and its cultures, but specially in love with the art of communicating and interpreting the values of Mexican heritage through travel experiences.
He has a major in anthropology focus in prehispanic Mexico, a master degree in Destination marketing and management, and diplomas on Tourism sustainable management and Management of culture
He has been guiding around Mexico since 2003. In 2010 he worked as an assistant manager in the San Miguel de Allende Tourism Board. In 2011 and 2012 he was the Cultural tourism coordinator of the State of Veracruz.
Since 2008 he does consulting and training in tourism and culture topics through Artisans of Time (founded by him) and other consulting companies.
Nowadays he is training tourist guides on different programs in Mexico and Latinamerica.
Alberto is director of Artisans of Time,
UNWTO grant for government officials for the Master on Destination management and marketing, 2012.
Organization of American States (OAS) grant for the Sustainable management of tourism Diploma
National prize on National Symbols History, 2000.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
artesanosdeltiempo1@gmail.com
cell phone: 415 100 0947