The benefits of working remotely have become apparent in recent years, especially among young people looking for a lifestyle for traveling and working. Discover why Colombia is an attractive destination for you.
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From a cultural agenda, to party nights; here are some things to do in Bogotá that will make your stay in the capital unforgettable. Don’t miss them!
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On her visit to Colombia, Olivia López dove into the national fashion industry along with some of its most highly recognized contemporary designers.
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It’s normal to hear about Columbia when you’re talking about Colombia the country and all about it. But the truth is that they are very different places. The first one is not a country, it refers to a British city or a city in the United States. The second one refers to a South American country, located in the Andes and known for the beauty of its landscapes.
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Bogota is an exciting city to explore via bicycle. The capital city of Colombia comes in 12th place amongst the 20 most fascinating cycling cities from across the globe. This is according to the latest rankings found in the Copenhagenize Index.
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Colombia is a country well renowned for its natural diversity, multiculturalism, tourist destinations, and it enjoys the benefit of having the same time zone everywhere. The national identity is actually a blend of numerous Amerindian, European and African heritages that have come together over the past centuries, which is why across the different regions you’ll find a huge variety of traditions, dances, music, and flavours.
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In Colombia, Christmas is not Christmas without lights; we eagerly wait all year long to decoratively light up every possible corner. The windows, Christmas tree, nativity scene, terraces, and doors and streets of towns and cities all get festively adorned during the end of the year.
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Christmas is the highlight of the year in Colombia and the country’s towns and cities go all out to impress with elaborate lighting, traditional displays and fun for all the family. Here are five of the best.
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Chocolate is changing lives across Colombia in more ways than one. Not only is this popular superfood central to future peace and prosperity in Colombia’s countryside, it’s also inspiring entrepreneurs to base their businesses on fair trade and social responsibility in bringing the luscious taste of Colombian cacao to the world.
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Colombia is a home-cooking country. Families are fond of preparing hearty meals, with fresh ingredients, to ensure everyone’s belly is filled. Soups form a huge part of Colombian cuisine. They are eaten as breakfasts, starters or in huge pans for lunch or dinner and usually have rice and vegetables on the side that find their way into the soup bowl too.
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