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Bogotá, Antioquia and Valle del Cauca Concentrate Half of Colombia’s Regional Economy, Bancolombia Data Shows

Coal, oil, and gas dependence leaves parts of Colombia's regional economy exposed as consumption-led growth cools.

Posted On September 3, 2026

, By Suzanne Latre

Beachside in Barú, Colombia (photo by Loren Moss)

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Colombia Tops 24 Million Non-Resident Visitors as Tourism Eclipses Coal and Coffee

Foreign exchange from travel reached $34.43 billion USD in 2025, and tourism now supplies 5.7 of every 10 services-export dollars.

Posted On August 9, 2026

, By Suzanne Latre

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Petro Administration Submits Tax Reform Bill to Colombian Congress. Here is How it Would Affect Foreign Businesses & Individuals

Online gambling will be permanently subject to VAT, requiring non-resident operators to register, collect, and file VAT from 2026 onward.

Posted On October 14, 2025

, By Editorial Staff

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Colombia Exports of Non-Mining Goods Closed the First Half of the Year With Growth of 21.7%

Shipments rose 9.6% to 5.1 million tons from January to June, showing strong volume growth versus early 2024.

Posted On August 26, 2025

, By Editorial Staff

Banco de la Republica, the central bank of Colombia, in Bogotá.

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What Jumps Out: Recriminations

Banco de la República voted 4-3 to maintain rates at 9.50%, easing fears of central bank politicization under Gustavo Petro.

Posted On April 11, 2025

, By Rupert Stebbings

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The Anato 2025 Tourist Showcase Successfully Closed its 44th Edition, Exceeding 50,000 Visitors

The 44th ANATO Tourism Showcase hosted 52,000 attendees, up 5% from last year, featuring a new “Tourism with Purpose” stand for inclusive projects.

Posted On March 2, 2025

, By Loren Moss

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What Jumps Out: On The Beach?

ANATO Vitrina turistica drew 50,000 attendees from 46 countries. The vibrant event in Bogotá is the most important Tourism event in the region.

Posted On February 28, 2025

, By Rupert Stebbings

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What Jumps Out: All About Papa Smurf

"Papa Smurf," a fallen narco, tainted Colombian politics with illicit funds, sparking speculation about past administrations' involvement.

Posted On February 20, 2025

, By Rupert Stebbings

Juan Carlos García Otero, I am the social affairs manager at Cerrejón. (Photo credit: Loren Moss)

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Interview: Glencore’s Cerrejón Director Makes the Case for the Coal Mine’s ESG Efforts in Colombia

"We, today, have a commitment — and it is to make the most of the entire Cerrejón operation from the standpoint of the people."

Posted On July 2, 2024

, By Loren Moss

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What Jumps Out – The Week That Was: December 9

Looking back on the week several data points were published; none of which were particularly positive.

Posted On December 9, 2022

, By Rupert Stebbings

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Bogotá, Antioquia and Valle del Cauca Concentrate Half of Colombia’s Regional Economy, Bancolombia Data Shows

Colombia Tops 24 Million Non-Resident Visitors as Tourism Eclipses Coal and Coffee

Petro Administration Submits Tax Reform Bill to Colombian Congress. Here is How it Would Affect Foreign Businesses & Individuals

Colombia Exports of Non-Mining Goods Closed the First Half of the Year With Growth of 21.7%

What Jumps Out: Recriminations

The Anato 2025 Tourist Showcase Successfully Closed its 44th Edition, Exceeding 50,000 Visitors

What Jumps Out: On The Beach?

What Jumps Out: All About Papa Smurf

Interview: Glencore’s Cerrejón Director Makes the Case for the Coal Mine’s ESG Efforts in Colombia

What Jumps Out – The Week That Was: December 9

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