Despite facing several challenges, Colombia’s tourism sector exhibited remarkable resilience and growth in 2023. The country welcomed a record 5,869,869 non-resident tourists, a 24.3% increase from ...

One of the most inspiring places to visit in 2026, Colombia’s second-largest city has earned its spot as an enchanting ...

History is in the making in one of Latin America's premier destinations! For the first time in over 50 years, travelers in ...

Cocora Valley, nestled in Colombia’s coffee region, is home to the tallest palm trees on Earth—the wax palms. This aerial ...

Proexport, Colombia’s tourism promotion unit, recently introduced a website, Colombia.travel, which attracts some 108,000 visits per month. Proexport, which uses dot-travel in its marketing materials, ...

Coffee is the most widely consumed beverage in the world, with over two billion cups consumed daily. The flavors, aroma, and stimulating properties of coffee have made it a cultural staple in many ...

Many destinations around the world continue to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic. For the latest happenings in Colombia, we caught up with Gilberto Salcedo, ProColombia's Tourism Vice-President ...

Colombia will participate in one of the world’s most important tourism events, FITUR, which will take place in Madrid, January 18-22, to demonstrate that the country is synonymous with life. Colombia ...

A new leadership representative of Colombia's diverse population for the first time in its history. An agenda centered on decarbonization, integrating host communities in decision making and sharing ...

Colombia’s tourism sector has had a remarkable recovery and expects real growth by the end of the year. But a tax reform being led by President Gustavo Petro could prompt a slowdown, raising fears for ...

FULL VAX HOUSE Colombian expat Maria Eugenia Arbelaez (front center) and her husband Alfonso (to her right) with some of the friends and family from Colombia she's put up at her Weston home this year ...