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'Long Live Colombia': $1.5m investment in domestic tourism

'Long Live Colombia': $1.5m investment in domestic tourism

Colombia's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Tourism announced a new $1.5 million scheme to promote domestic tourism, with the slogan "Long live Colombia, the country that you carry in your heart."

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Barranquilla Carnival danger for tourists: El Heraldo

Barranquilla Carnival danger for tourists: El Heraldo

The Barranquilla Carnival is one of Colombia's most high profile events but it lacks sufficient resources for tourists, and could be dangerous for foreign visitors, according to Colombian publication El Heraldo.

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Colombian airline launches budget flight deals

Colombian airline launches budget flight deals

Colombian national carrier Aires launched a new initiative on its website Tuesday offering customers different cut-price flights to both national and international destinations every day of the year.

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Cruise ships carrying 10,000 passengers dock in Cartagena

Cruise ships carrying 10,000 passengers dock in Cartagena

Cruise ships carrying 10,000 passengers arrived to Cartagena on Tuesday afternoon, among them the Queen Victoria cruise ship, the Norweigan Star, the Island Star and the Crystal Symphony.

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A million tourists flock to Santa Marta during high season

A million tourists flock to Santa Marta during high season

Santa Marta, Colombia's second largest beach destination after Cartagena, received a million tourists in December, traditionally the city's busiest month.

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