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Colombia’s beach escapes and popular destinations
With thousands of miles of coastline, Colombia boasts some of the world’s most beautiful and pristine beaches.
Sandoná and weavers in the shadow of Galeras volcano
Nestled in the Nariño highlands, Sandoná is known for its weavers and destination close to the not-so-dormant Galeras volcano.
Despite travel warnings Colombia’s tourism numbers at record levels
As Colombia’s tourism potential grows, do government travel advisories really deter visitors?
Your all-terrain, last-minute Colombian vacation
if you are at a loss for a last minute vacation, hit the road to some of these breathtaking destinations.
Belgium arrives in Bogotá with Le Pain Quotidien
Alain Coumont set his sights on Colombia with the launch of the first outlet of Le Pain Quotidien in Bogota?.
Aviario Nacional: A sanctuary that lets trafficked birds fly again
A bird sanctuary on the Baru? peninsula in northern Colombia has become an important tourist attraction for its conservation efforts.
Student protest in Bogotá to impact mobility and rush hour commute
Mass protests are underway in Colombia’s largest cities as students protest the lack of state funding for public education. Commuter gridlock expected in Bogotá.
Guadalupe and Colombia’s other rainbow river
A devout town in Santander is promoting its own “rainbow river” to visitors and claims it’s equally as beautiful as Cano Cristales.
Between Earth and Sky: A guide to adventure travel in San Gil
San Gil is the adventure capital of Colombia and gateway to a region of stunning landscapes and agro-tourism.
How to create a Creative District for Bogotá
Experts in Orange Economies shared their experiences with Colombia’s first Creative District in the once derelict neighborhood of El Bronx.
Justice Travel: Tourism that promotes human rights activism in Colombia
A social-impact travel agency, Justice Travel, wants visitors to Colombia to meet human rights activists and establish long-term partnerships.
Ciudad Reptilia: Finding those crocs in Melgar, Tolima
The resort town of Melgar has a population of 400 sharp-toothed reptiles for visitors to appreciate, a conservation initiative that relies on donations from tourists.
A journey to the origin of Colombia’s arts and crafts
A new tourism route looks to connect visitors with unique arts and crafts while at the same time promoting stunning destinations in Colombia.
Losing a “sense” no obstacle to discovering Colombia claims researcher
Living with a disability should not be an obstacle for everyday cultural activities believes researcher Jorge Colmenares of Bogota?’s Sensory Library.
Buga: Town caught in a spiral of time
This town known for its miracles and imposing Basilica also offers tourists a chance to step back in time to ages of architectural splendour.