The Dublin-based Irelandia Aviation buys majority stake in Colombia’s low cost carrier, VivaColombia.
Street artists share their heritage by incorporating indigenous themes into murals, but some politicians are trying to erase their work in cities across Latin America.
The threats from Zika are undeniably scary, but ignorance to the actual risks is scaring some into steering clear of Colombia.
Our photo gallery of the top 10 views one should try to see when visiting Colombia.
If traveling the backwaters of Boyacá don’t miss Tibasosa’s feijoa festival, which celebrates this small green fruit.
A new tax benefit hopes to boost tourism in Colombia, but the burden is on tourists to take advantage of it.
Colombians say they’re happier than anyone else — and by a pretty wide margin — so what’s the secret to their success?
Colombia’s ANATO travel fair reminds that the country’s tourism industry is still thriving despite tougher economic times.
Colombia’s Rausch brothers regularly top international culinary lists, but they think Bogotá’s gourmet gastronomy deserves more recognition.
An important environmental effort is underway to keep the beach town of Palomino as pristine as humanly-possible. “The Palomino Way” aims to preserve the town’s environment from the over-commercialization seen in nearby Taganga.
As of December 3rd, the “unfriendly” Schengen visa will be lifted for Colombians and Peruvians. A long wait comes to an end.
With pristine trails along the Eastern Cordillera, Casanare is hosting the 2nd edition of the ‘Hurones’ expedition.
In a land of beauty pageants, one community in Montes de María celebrates youth-led environmental initiatives with fashion and hand-woven designs.
Making the decision to move to Colombia means having to break deeply-rooted stereotypes writes Shahida Muhammad.
President Juan Manuel Santos brought his message of peace for Colombia to launch the 36th edition of the travel and tourism fair, ANATO.
Columnist Richard McColl argues that more is needed to boost Colombia’s tourism infrastructure after decades of neglect.