Tuesday 18th June 2013,
The town of Calarca in Colombia’s coffee region next week will kick off its National Coffee Festival, an annual celebration of the country’s iconic export product that has been held Full Article »
Pereira, a city in Colombia’s iconic coffee region, on Thursday celebrated its 150th anniversary with a spectacular projection on one of the city’s oldest buildings.
Colombia’s coffee producing Quindio department is looking to make a splash in the tourism sector through the development of infrastructure and a strong campaign to attract investors. Located in Colombia’s Full Article »
The charming town of Salento is nestled among the hills of Colombia’s coffee region, in the country’s west Quindio department. The town, inhabited by some 7,000 people, is one of Full Article »
With only a few days into the festival, local media claim the annual Manizales Fair is a huge success to natives and tourists alike. {japopup type=”image” content=”pics/2013/gallery/festivities_manizales1.jpg” title=”Manizales Fair” }{/japopup} Full Article »
If you like your festivals on the macho side then Manizales is the place to be next week. The annual Feria de Manizales is famous for its bullfighting and for Full Article »
Santa Rosa de Cabal is a small town in Colombia’s coffee region with access to the impressive mountains of the Los Nevados national park. {japopup type=”image”content=”pics/2012/mphoto/santa1.jpg” title=”From Santa Rosa de Full Article »
With holiday season fast approaching, tourism officials have been hoping the spectacular “Los Nevados” nature park in central Colombia will be reopened. The park, located in the central department of Full Article »
Manizales prepares to tread the boards for its 34th theater festival, running from September 1 to 9. Artists from nearly 50 theater and street-theater ensembles, hailing from all over the Full Article »
Colombia’s government has closed a second airport after the Volcanic Ash Advisory Center in Washington issued an ash cloud advisory for the Nevado Del Ruiz Volcano, which Colombian authorities have Full Article »
