Skip to content
Rotary Club Cancun Logo
  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
    • WHAT IS ROTARY?
    • OUR CLUB
    • OUR MEMBERS
    • OUR ROTARACT CLUB
  • PROJECTS
    • MONTHLY BAZAR
    • SOCCER CUP
    • SONIA’S SCHOOL
    • CHILDREN’S DAY
    • PGA GOLF VOLUNTEERS
    • MEDICAL DAY
    • ROCK AND ROTARY!
  • PROGRAMMES
    • LONG EXCHANGE “INBOUNDS”
    • LONG EXCHANGE “OUTBOUNDS”
    • FRIENDSHIP EXCHANGE
    • NEW GENERATIONS EXCHANGE
  • NEWS
  • CONTACT
  • ESPAÑOL
  • FRIENDSHIP EXCHANGE
FRIENDSHIP EXCHANGETony Leeman2019-08-11T00:55:51+00:00

Experience different cultures and build international friendships through Rotary Friendship Exchange

The Cancún Rotary Club, in conjunction with other clubs from the Cancún area, participates in the Rotary Friendship Exchange, hosting Rotarians from other countries during two weeks of culture, fellowship and fun, and also visiting these Rotarians in their country, promoting peace and understanding among nations.

What are the benefits?

  • Broaden international understanding
  • Explore a specific profession or job in a different context
  • Build enduring friendships
  • Establish a foundation for peace and service
  • Gain opportunities for active project involvement and support
  • Learn about a region’s people, food, languages, customs, and history
  • Find partners for grants

What is an exchange like?

Friendship Exchange participants travel as individuals, couples, families, or groups, and may include Rotary members and nonmembers. Prospective exchange teams communicate in advance to decide on the purpose, format, timing, logistics, and duration of each visit.

Exchanges offer unique chances for cultural immersion and interchange. They might include opportunities for professionals, including young professionals, to build global understanding and boost vocational and leadership skills. They can provide cultural experiences, vocational activities, fellowship, and much more.

Copyright 2018 Rotary Club Cancún | All Rights Reserved | Web Development: Eric Zwanenburg | Content: Tony Leeman | Photography: Martín Pérez Durán