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Why a seven-year-strong peso is a mixed blessing for Colombia's exporters, tourism operators and its own government books.

Occupancy, RevPAR and foreign arrivals all slid in July even as domestic travelers picked up the slack.

Colombia's tourism guilds and MinCIT shift success metrics to visitor spending and jobs as Fontur turns to five quake-hit departments.

A $27,095 COP commission billed by a Bogota agency in 2023 became the test case for who Colombia's airline rules actually bind.

Meet Julio Jiménez, the entrepreneur turning a childhood of hardship into a hospitality group and transforming Bogotá's airport taxi service.

The Alma Air CEO explains what comes next as the Colombian government approves the company moving forward with preparations to launch floatplane service.

Do the Colombian president's claim show a detachment from reality, or is he playing a joke on the public?

Gustavo Petro has pushed for repatriating lands stolen in the armed conflict, particularly by paramilitaries, but progress is slow.

Daniela Fleisman describes how Parque Arvi, with its new archaeological finds & better management, has regained its "must visit" status in Medellín.

By using seaplanes that can land on both runways and water, Alma Air will be able to reach every destination in Colombia, including remote airstrips and almost all major rivers.