Mayor Claudia López appears to want Bogotá to reconnect with the world via host nations after criticizing the government’s decision to approve a loan to Avianca.
The first batch of low-cost respirators made in Medellín enter production as Colombia’s COVID-19 reach 19,131 and death toll breaks a daily record.
President Iván Duque announced a series of measures that after May 31 return some degree of productivity to Colombia as part of a “flexible” re-opening.
With the coronavirus pandemic, the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce will host all its creative platforms virtually including its international art fair ARTBO.
As nations ease lockdowns and assume the impact of COVID-19, Avianca’s Chapter 11 filing is symptomatic of greater economic uncertainty in Colombia with the pandemic.
Bogotá’s post-COVID19 economic future cannot come at the expense of political assertiveness and ratings given that recovery may take years or decades.
Political uncertainty and cyber threats were leading concerns Colombia’s business leaders viewed as obstacles to growth in 2020. All this changed with coronavirus.
The President of the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce, Mónica de Greiff has positioned the Colombian capital as a vital hub for creative industries and investment.
Colombia’s largest arts and crafts fair Expoartesanías offers visitors a unique chance to buy gifts with a seal of origin. From December 4 to 17.
Two Bogotá artists are challenging the notion of the Orange Economy by serving food for thought in their installations….oranges included.
Bogota? institute of Technology offers beginner and advanced courses in software development. 150 women have enrolled to become future tech professionals.
Ending years of uncertainty, a Chinese-Canadian consortium has won the contract to build Bogotá’s electric metro in the next seven years.
The Bogotá art company Coolto propels education and experience as keys to widening access to the Colombian art market,
BOmm is the music networking platform of the Bogota? Chamber of Commerce and helps emerging acts build their careers to reach audiences around the world.
The ruling by the UN’s INCB to slash Colombia’s internal medical-grade cannabis quota reflects the realities of the industry, claims Assocolcann’s Ricardo Arcila.
Cafe? San Alberto is Colombia’s most awarded coffee and grown on an estate that can trace its lineage back three generations.