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.
Colombia must be careful not to get carried away by its international exposure. Unnecessary taxes could taint the tourism tiara.
It’s not magic, but the motorized ‘brujita’ rail cars of San Cipriano are an exciting way to explore this Pacific town.
Known as the ‘White City,’ Popayán is an important hub for tourists doing the southern circuit.
Honda on the Magdalena River is an ideal destination for those who enjoy ranch life, negotiating bulls and afternoon cocktails.
Cultural foods: Two restaurants in Bogotá turn tables in landmark spaces thanks to their take on Colombian cooking.
Despite improved security in Colombia for travelers, many kidnappings are the still result of underestimating risks in rural areas.
It isn’t the easiest place to get to, but the spectacle of whale watching is a once in a lifetime experience.
With some of the best hospitals in Latin America, Colombia is witnessing steady growth with tourists looking for medical procedures.
Melgar and Girardot thrive on low cost tourism. With high temperatures, the fun is staying cool by a pool.
Palomino is becoming the hot new Caribbean destination, offering breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada.
A new “Magic Realism” ad campaign brands Colombia as an enchanted paradise, but what about daily reality?
The corner of Calle 11 and Carrera 4 in downtown Bogotá form a cultural epicenter in the heart of Colombia’s capital.
Bogotá hotels struggle with lower occupancy in the face of a room glut and the rise of an informal hospitality industry.
Bohemian cafes and gourmet restaurants, republican style and modern, La Macarena has something for everyone.