Santa Isabel: Colombia's Lowest Glacier Could Vanish Within Months
Colombia's Santa Isabel glacier has lost 36% of its ice in 14 months. What's left, why it's melting so fast, a...
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Wellness With a Local Story: Inside Huila's Sanación y Vida
How a Huila psychologist built Sanación y Vida, a family-run Colombian wellness business blending spa, yoga and functional medicine — and what it means for travellers.
Colombia One · 2 Oct 2026 · Travel & Airline News
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Mote de Queso: The Colombian Cheese Soup Born Out of War
Mote de queso, Colombia's Caribbean cheese and yam soup, is said to have been born during the Thousand Days' W...
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Colombia's President U-Turns on October Petrol Price Rise — Good News for Road-Trippers
Colombia's president reversed the October gasoline price hike one day after it was announced. What it means fo...
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Colombia Resumes Aerial Coca Eradication Trials in Putumayo — What It Means for the Region
Colombia plans a limited aerial glyphosate pilot over coca crops in Putumayo, reviving a tool suspended since...
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Colombia Lifts Interest Rates Again as Inflation Stays Stubbornly High
Colombia's central bank raises rates to 12.25% as inflation hits 6.24%. What the October decision means for pr...
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Colombia Is the Coffee Country American Consumers Trust Most — And the Numbers Back It Up
Colombia tops US consumer rankings for coffee association and quality, takes ~20% of US imports and $2.35bn in...
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Prehistoric rock art near Bogota gets a community-led rescue plan
How ICANH and Soacha communities spent 2026 protecting fragile pre-Columbian rock art south of Bogota — and ho...
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Medellín's Restaurant Scene Has Gone Beyond Bandeja Paisa — Here's Where to Eat Now
From farm-to-table tasting menus to lunch-only soup institutions, a local's guide to Medellín's booming restau...
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Five luxury stays that show off Colombia's Caribbean coast, from jungle lodges to private villas
Five standout luxury stays on Colombia's Caribbean coast: new Four Seasons Cartagena, Sofitel Barú, a private...
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Santa Marta hit by armed strike: what travellers to Colombia's Caribbean coast need to know
Santa Marta was militarized after a 48-hour armed strike by Los Pachenca. What the disruption means for travel...
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Cartagena's Big Moment: New US Flights and a Four Seasons in the Walled City
Cartagena is having a moment: new nonstop flights from Orlando, Houston and Washington plus a new Four Seasons...
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Colombia's 7.4 earthquake: what travellers should know as the country rallies together
Colombia's 7.4 earthquake has killed 289 people, hitting Pereira, Chocó and the coffee region. How the country...
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