Colombia’s National Natural Parks protect its biodiversity and cultural heritage. Learn about Tayrona, Sierra Nevada, and Los Nevados, and plan your visit with SustainableTourismColombia.org.
Delve into the captivating world of bambuco, a traditional Colombian music genre rooted in the Andean region. Discover its origins, instruments, dance forms, and the celebrated national festival dedicated to this cultural treasure.
The arepa is more than just food—it’s a symbol of Colombia’s rich culture and history. Learn about its origins, regional variations, and why it’s a must-try for visitors.
In 2024, Colombia welcomed a record 6.2 million international visitors, reflecting its rising appeal as a premier travel destination. The nation continues to implement measures to ensure a safe and enriching experience for all tourists.
Colombia welcomed 6.7 million foreign tourists in 2024, with Bogotá hosting nearly 1.7 million. Discover why Colombia is a must-visit destination, thanks to its rich biodiversity, culture, and improving safety measures. Plan your sustainable trip today!
Discover Colombian cumbia, a rhythm born on the Caribbean coast that conquered Latin America. Learn about its history, expansion into countries like Mexico and Argentina, and its significance in Colombian December festivities.
Pereira, known for its hospitality and warmth, also carries the reputation of being an epicenter of prostitution in Colombia. This phenomenon, rooted in the city’s history and the perception of a free and modern woman, is still alive and well today. In this blog, we explore how prostitution has marked the culture of Pereira, the reality experienced by sex workers and their challenges, from labor options to the involvement of their children. In addition, we reflect on the need for a more ethical and responsible tourism that respects the dignity of the people involved.
Colombia is one of the most ethnically diverse countries in Latin America, offering travelers a unique opportunity to explore its vibrant cultural mosaic. With over 87 ethnic groups, including Indigenous, Afro-Colombian, and mestizo communities, Colombia’s rich ethnographic landscape adds an unparalleled depth to any travel experience. Whether you want to connect with the indigenous Wayuu in the La Guajira desert or dance to Afro-Colombian rhythms in the vibrant streets of Cartagena, sustainable tourism in Colombia offers a journey of cultural discovery, while respecting and empowering local communities.
SustainableTourismColombia.org nació con el propósito de ofrecer experiencias de viaje sostenibles y transformadoras en Colombia. Nuestra misión es conectar a los viajeros con la naturaleza y las comunidades locales, minimizando el impacto ambiental y social, y asegurando que cada visita sea una experiencia memorable y enriquecedora.
We are committed to promoting sustainable tourism practices and partnering with local communities to support their social and economic development.
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