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Bogotá is Colombia’s vibrant capital of 9 million people. Seat of the country’s government, home to many of Colombia’s most important businesses, and the setting for eclectic restaurants, nightlife, and cultural attractions, the capital city still suffers from some of the world’s...

Bogotá, despite the country’s economic slowdown, consolidated its position as the country’s largest Class A office space market, according to the MarketBeat study conducted by real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield. Class A offices (which include sub-classes AAA and...

Discount Colombian airline Wingo announced this week that it will launch two new flights from Bogotá to the Dominican Republic and Curacao.

Avianca say the problem involved the failure of a communications system with crew members who did not show up for scheduled flights.

Avianca’s new lounge has private cubicles with power connections in quiet areas of the complex in addition to a greatly expanded menu of food and drink options.

This will be the first direct flight operating between these two major cities in the Americas.

This will become Avianca's fourth direct route to Europe, adding to the current routes from Bogotá to Madrid, Barcelona, and London.

Previously, many domestic flights departed and landed at Puente Aéreo but now all Avianca routes go through Terminal 1.

Avianca and Tokyo-based airline All Nippon Airways (ANA) have expanded their codeshare agreement to include flights between Japan and the Latin American capitals of Bogotá and San Salvador. These flights connect Colombia and El Salvador to Japan via a stopover in Mexico City’s...

The flight is being added as a part of the agreement reached last year to end the pilot strike.