The country’s largest travel fair Vitrina Turística ANATO opens Thursday with over 2,000 exhibitors and at a time as the country receives record numbers of visitors.
A one day seminar by the Miami-based Dr.Julia Harper aims to empower parents and educators on how to deal with learning disabilities, and improve the emotional health of children.
The occupational therapist Dr. Julia Harper comes to Bogota? to offer advice to parents and educators on how to nurture and inspire developing minds.
Magic is more than skin deep for those who believe. Strange bars of divine cleanliness can be found on Bogota? streets.
An innovative social business is introducing a new superfood to the world and reshaping Colombia’s rural economy.
Bogota?’s air quality may not rank worst in South America, but city officials are adopting measures to reduce diesel emissions and take “smokey buses” off our streets.
Health authorities across the region fear a major outbreak of Yellow Fever. If traveling in Colombia, best be prepared.
Two entrepreneurs opened a kitchen to prepare food that makes us feel good physically and mentally. Best of all, the dishes are creative and can be delivered to your desk.
The recent rise in deaths among the Kogi peoples of Colombia’s Sierra Nevada is being blamed on a mysterious respiratory-related illness.
Writer Steve Hide follows the paper trail of his EPS in Colombia and offers us an inside guide on how to best deal with this bureaucratic octopus.
Colombia’s capital and several destinations are so high up in the mountains that visitors may need to take a few extra breaths.
Once native to California, Colombia’s Hass avocado is becoming this country’s golden export and now certified for U.S consumers.
Being a parent in a foreign land offers benefits such as hearing your children speak in tongues. Being bilingual in childhood changes brains forever.
The traditional midwives – parteras – of Colombia’s Pacific have been included in the patrimony list of the nation.
The threats from Zika are undeniably scary, but ignorance to the actual risks is scaring some into steering clear of Colombia.
Rihanna was reportedly the star act of the first ever Lollapalooza Colombia Festival. Reports circulating claim she cancelled over fears of getting Zika in Bogotá. The entire festival has been canceled.