As Colombia's capital and largest metropolis, Bogota has benefited in recent years from an increasingly prominent profile on South America's tourism scene. It's long been known as a great place for ...

After decades of drug cartels violence, Colombia has emerged from isolation to open its doors to foreign investment and tourism.

Restaurante Leo, located in downtown Bogotá, Colombia, was created by award-winning chef Leonor Espinosa to showcase and celebrate the incredible biodiversity and ecosystems of Colombia.

TRAVEL Bogotá, Colombia, has adventures without tourist traps By Ivy Hughes Globe correspondent,December 18, 2011, 12:00 a.m.

UNWTO has welcomed Bogota’s Tourism Observatory into its international network of sustainable observatories. The move will allow Bogota to manage tourism development in a responsible manner and ...

By Cynthia Michelle Aranguren Hernández Colombia's pioneering digital diplomacy strategy, underpinned by a deft use of foreign social media influencers, has catalysed the nation's record-breaking ...

Ahead of the city’s host of the World Travel Awards Latin America Gala Ceremony in October, Breaking Travel News sits down at ITB Berlin with Tatiana Piñeros Laverde, director general, District ...

Chris Kraul covered South America for the Los Angeles Times from his base in Bogota, Colombia. He joined the paper in 1987 and was business editor of the San Diego edition until it closed in 1992.