The 160-year-old tracks of Colombia’s Sabana train
Perhaps one of the most authentic ways you can connect with your hometown is by taking the train;...
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Grab a coffee in Bogota: parties and limited edition deals are about to be served
More than 20 independent coffee shops in Bogota grant access to $3.75 (COP$15,000) beverages...
Santo Ecce Homo, where Colombia’s myths and religion meet
Colombia’s Santo Ecce Homo Convent, located in the small town of Sutamarchan, is quickly...
How Israeli ex-soldiers turned a Colombia fishing town into a sex and drug den
Following local upset about Israeli tourists’ drug and prostitution use in Colombia’s...
Santos hopes peace in Colombia will boost tourism
Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos announced plans to bolster the country’s tourism sector at...
Discovering Colombia’s desert: La Guajira
Travelers to South America’s most northern point, La Guajira, will encounter a wildly arid...
Colombia on full display at Bogota’s Anato Tourism Showcase
The most important trade fair in Colombia’s tourism calendar opens Wednesday in Bogota....
$1.2M spent to restore Casa Museo Bolivar
Restoration at Colombia’s Casa Museo Bolivar, where Latin American independence hero Simon...
Foreign volunteers to raise English education standards in Colombia
The National Training Service (SENA) has developed a program to raise the standards of English...
Bullfights and beauty queens — kick start 2014 at Manizales Festival
As the 58th annual Manizales Festival returns January 3, the western-Colombian city is setting off...
Annual Jazz Festival underway in Bogota
This September marks the 18th annual Jazz in the Park Festival in Bogota, Colombia’s capital...
Colombia’s tourism up 7.7% in 2013
Foreign visits to Colombia increased 7.7% through June of 2013 compared to the same period last...
