Colombia is a country with a diverse range of climates and landscapes, making it a popular destination for tourists seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural activities. From the Caribbean coast to the Andes Mountains, to the Pacific Coast, Colombia has a lot of variety. One of the most important factors to consider when planning a trip [&hellip
If you live in the USA or Canada and you’re reading this in winter, you’ve probably already dealt with a cold storm or two, some snow to shovel, icy roads, and lots of layers. It’s easy to escape all that though. Pack a bathing suit and head to one of the warm countries in Latin [&hellip
I made my second visit to Bogota this month on a tour through Colombia, this time in the country’s two largest cities. Some aspects of the city are definitely holding it back (the level of graffiti tolerance beats out any other city I have ever visited except for maybe Santiago and Valparaiso in Chile), but [&hellip
If you pull up Google Flights and check international options from your home airport, there’s a good chance that some of the best flight deals to Latin America will be to Colombia. Thanks to multiple airlines flying there, including a few bare-bones budget ones, rates stay low at almost any time of year for a [&hellip
It’s hard to tell from tourism visitor numbers how many luxury travelers are headed to various places in Latin America. The overall visitor numbers include shoestring travelers and billionaires, business travelers and honeymooners. Plus the events of the last year and a half have thrown off all stats as some countries closed completely and travel [&hellip
There are several distinct lodging areas of Cartagena, Colombia to choose from and they can make a big difference in how you experience this historic port city. One of the best if you want to be on the water, with a big room, is the Intercontinental Cartagena that we reviewed recently. Many foreigners who come [&hellip