Licores de Cundinamarca was awarded eight gold medals from the Monde Selection for its rums and aguardientes.
Nicolás Maduro is declared President-elect of Venezuela, marking a continuation of Chávez’s legacy.
This April, Bogotá hosts the 26th International Book Fair, bringing together authors from around the world.
Venezuela chooses a new president on Sunday, marking a turning point for the nation’s foreign relations.
The Bogotá planetarium reopens with a new experience to take visitors closer to the stars than ever before.
The March for Peace descends on Bogotá as negotiations continue between the government and the FARC in Cuba.
Several indicators suggest security improvements in Colombia, including a plummeting homicide rate.
If testing goes well, Bogotá could become the first Latin American city to incorporate a fleet of electric city buses.
As gay marriage is debated worldwide, the Colombian legislature has only months to make a decision on the issue.
Leave the beaten path behind and travel back in time in Colombia’s ten most beautiful and well-preserved historic pueblos.
Highlighting road movies and Dutch film, the 2013 Eurocine Festival brings the best of European film to Colombia.
For Beatríz Fernández, co-creator of Crepes & Waffles, love is key to the success of one of Colombia’s largest companies.
The SITP system hopes to revolutionize public transportation in Bogotá, but significant challenges remain.
Beethoven takes over Bogotá in the first International Music Festival, with more than 420 artists and 56 concerts.
Whether you’re a novice traveler or the US Secretary of State, you’ll want to keep these tips in mind when you visit Colombia.
High production costs, a strong peso and increased competition bring the coffee strike in Colombia into its second week.