Travel

A virtual tour lets you travel the world without worrying about Covid tests or quarantines. We speak to a Bogotá guide about how it works.

Every country has its fair share of superstitions, many of which grew from religious beliefs. Easter in Colombia is no different

It often feels like half of Colombia is crammed into the walls of the old city of Cartagena. If you’re looking to get away from the thronging hordes, check out our alternative destinations.

With planes grounded and intercity buses still banned, this weekend we’re exploring the best of Colombia on our computers.

As countries around the world struggle to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus, many tourists are stranded and unable to get home.

There’s a lot of information and disinformation flying around about COVID-19, more commonly known as the coronavirus. We asked Migración Colombia to solve some of the problems that readers have told us they’re worried about. Here are the answers

The 39th edition of the ANATO tourism fair takes place in the capital at the moment, promising to further promote Colombia on a world stage.

A new flu-type virus could be the next pandemic. Here’s a Q&A to keep you up to date…

As a photographer, birdwatcher and wildlife guide, it’s no surprise that one of my favourite places to visit near Bogotá is Chingaza National Park.

While many people have a great time when visiting Colombia, a number of tourists do fall foul of problems.