Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Royal Holiday Foundation?

It is a non-profit civil association founded in 2015, which through the Vacations for All Movement, supports vulnerable groups to enjoy the first holidays of their lives. Royal Holiday Foundation was born because we are convinced that holidays are essential for the development of people. It arises from the need to contribute to the community with what we do best: create holiday experiences that leave a positive impact.

2. What is the Vacations for All project?

It is a non-profit civil association founded in 2015, which through the Vacations for All Movement, supports vulnerable groups to enjoy the first holidays of their lives. Royal Holiday Foundation was born because we are convinced that holidays are essential for the development of people. It arises from the need to contribute to the community with what we do best: create holiday experiences that leave a positive impact.

3. What does the Royal Holiday Foundation do?

Through the Vacations for all movement, it encourages people from vulnerable sectors to enjoy the first holidays of their lives. It generates alliances with other foundations, companies and related institutions to benefit people with disabilities, children living in prison, children and women survivors of cancer, outstanding young students, elders who recovered their sight, as well as marginalized communities close to urban and tourist areas throughout our country.

4. Who are the Royal Holiday Foundation's partners?

Like-minded organizations that share our commitment, among them are:

· Colonias de Vacaciones, IAP
· Asociación Pro Personas con Parálisis Cerebral (APAC)
· Fundación de Cáncer de Mama (FUCAM)
· Reinserta Foundation
· Fundación Apoyo a la Juventud IAP
· Casa de la Amistad IAP
· Instituto Pedagógico para Problemas del Lenguaje (IPPLIAP)
· Fundación para la Asistencia Educativa (FAE)
· Utopía A.C
· Fundación Marillac A.C
· Christel House México
· Fundación Casa de Esperanza

· Fundación Casa Alianza México I.A.P.
· Fundación John Langdon Down
· Xcaret
· Bávaro Adventure Park
· ADO Foundation
· Viva Aerobus
· Autobuses Flecha Roja
· YMCA México
· Outward Bound Mexico
· Fundación CMR
· Terrawind Global Protection

5. How are the vacations offered by the Vacations for All project?

Children in vulnerable conditions attend camps with itineraries designed for the fun and learning of children in vulnerable conditions, organized by Colonias de Vacaciones and the YMCA. They enjoy from 2 days to a week of vacations where they learn hygiene habits, exercise, eat healthy and participate in recreation and leisure activities. Other vulnerable groups, such as cancer survivors, enjoy a 4-day, 3-night stay at one of the Park Royal Hotels & Resorts, with all-inclusive vacation experiences, recreational activities and special dynamics that strengthen their self-esteem and well-being. In transformational expeditions where outstanding young students live a leadership and learning experience in nature. In Day Tours for people who live in marginalized communities adjacent to tourist centers, giving them the opportunity to know amusement, ecotourism and aquatic parks.