Born in the Andes and operating globally, Mariela Rurush is a civilisational system architect shaping long-term frameworks of access, custodianship, and value across culture, mobility and territorial development. Her work reframes luxury as responsibility and positions access as infrastructure through institutions built to endure beyond sectors, trends and political cycles.
INSTITUTIONAL ENGAGEMENTS
Engagements with sovereign institutions, policy forums and academic bodies.
ARCHIVE
A curated institutional record of foundational systems, field implementations, and long-term governance engagements.
Foundational Field Systems in the Andes
Early implementation of access, custodianship and community-based systems across high-altitude Andean territories, forming the operational basis of long-term institutional travel frameworks.
Social Tourism & Accessibility Infrastructure
Design and early articulation of social tourism and accessibility as institutional systems, positioning access as infrastructure rather than market offering.
Institutional & Policy Engagement
Engagement with sovereign institutions, academic bodies, and policy forums contribuiting to long-term frameworks for tourism, access and territorial governance.
