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 ...

Once one of Latin America’s fastest-growing travel destinations, Colombia is now facing a slowdown in international ...

The Bank of the Republic stated that Colombia had had favorable growth in tourism because, at the end of 2023, it had a record income of $9 billion from air passenger transportation and travel, which ...

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Tourists take photos in the Comuna 13 neighborhood of Medellin, Colombia, on Feb. 2. Once a battleground for fighting among drug cartels, guerrillas, military forces and government-linked paramilitary ...

Medellín, Colombia, often called the City of Eternal Spring, is one of the most exciting destinations in South America.

Tourism earns $11.17 billion in 2025, surpassing coffee & coal, becoming Colombia’s second-largest foreign currency source.

Colombians know that to be effective, a commitment to sustainability must start at the top. To show its commitment, the Colombian Government has joined forces with the Future of Tourism Coalition, a ...

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 ...

The Colombian city of Cartagena de Indias became this week an intermediate boarding port for Royal Caribbean International Southern Caribbean cruise circuit which was marked with the arrival of “Enc ...