The Galeria El Museo inaugurated three exhibits on Saturday, September 17, showcasing the works of artist Nadín Ospina, Edwin Monsalve and a women’s collective.
The Bogotá Botanical Garden is showcasing 1,500 varieties of Colombia’s national flower this weekend with the National Orchid Exhibition.
After rounds of competition and showcasing regional dishes from across Latin America, San Pellegrino awarded Mexico’s Erick Bautista its Young Chef Academy award .
Colombia’s Gustavo Petro missed a key moment during his five-day trip to New York to meet his U.S counterpart at a dinner reception hosted by Joe Biden for world leaders.
Colombia’s Gustavo Petro and Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro are expected to meet on Monday, September 26 to formalize the reopening of the international border.
After a two year hiatus, Bogotá will host a No Car Day on Thursday, September 22, forcing almost two million cars off the street, as well as motorbikes.
President Petro will give his first address to the UN General Assembly facing growing protests at home over illegal land occupation and economic uncertainty.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and his wife Maria Clemencia arrived in London this week on a historic state visit to the United Kingdom.
Jean Trinh, founder of the acclaimed Alquímico bar in Cartagena has received the cocktail industry’s most coveted award for outstanding commitment to sustainability and community.
The popular travel app Visited released their World’s Top 10 ancient sites listing, with three located in Latin America.
The discovery of more human remains in a plastic bag raises the total number of victims over the last eight months to 29, and attributed to a macabre turf war in the Colombian capital.
The Colombian capital is hosting the SATW convention and showcase for travel writers of the country’s immense tourism offering.
Immerse yourself in Antioqueño hospitality and breathtaking scenery with a trip to the western highlands of the department.
The recent killing of two journalists and 11 massacres during the new administration of Gustavo Petro casts a worrisome picture of security in Colombia.
President Petro want Colombia’s security forces to be part of profound social transformation, including a new “army of peace.”
The Colombian Government of President Gustavo Petro is ready to restart peace talks in Cuba with the country’s last remaining Marxist guerrilla, ELN.