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Medellin airport gets a face lift

Medellin's Jose Maria Cordoba international airport has had an extreme make over and now boasts a much broader range of cafes, shops, as well as a new duty free zone.
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Whale-watching off Colombia's Pacific coast

From July to November every year, thousands of whales congregate in the warm waters of the Colombian Pacific to breed. A visit to the harbor town of Bahia Solano is a chance to see them up close.
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Cartagena's beaches to get a makeover

The Caribbean city of Cartagena is planning a thorough makeover of the four and a half miles of beaches within its city limits.
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Bogota prepares city marketing campaign

Authorities and businesses in the Colombian capital Bogota joined hands in an effort to promote the city abroad and increase the capital's number of foreign visitors and investors.
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Major hotel investments planned in Cali

Estimated investments in Cali's hotel sector surpass $110 million, giving the city an extra 1,170 hotel rooms by 2013.
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Wreck diving off Colombia's Pacific coast

Colombia's Pacific coast was for a long time a no-go zone for tourists, but now the remote harbor town of Bahia Solano is becoming a popular destination for the excellent scuba diving on offer.
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Bogota among LatAm's top business destinations

Bogota is Latin America's sixth most popular business destination, with 78% of foreigners who have visited the Colombian capital city so far in 2010 coming on business.
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Colombian hotel sector invests $1.2 billion in 2010

Colombia's hotel sector expects to invest $1.2 billion this year, 33% more than the $900 million invested last year.
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Colombia travel blog seeks contributors

Thisiscolombia.net, a weblog offering "a new look on the wonderful experiences Colombia has to offer" is looking for contributors to tell their Colombian experiences and battle the stigmas still upheld by some.
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Bogota still tourists' top pick

Bogota remains the number one destination for international travelers to Colombia, according to the capital's Tourism Institute.
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