Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In this video, adventure travel couple Sammy and Tommy (@sammyandtommy) show you the best things to see and do in Bogotá, the ...

As Colombia's capital and largest metropolis, Bogota has benefited in recent years from an increasingly prominent profile on South America's tourism scene. It's long been known as a great place for ...

BOGOTA, COLUMBIA TRAVEL GUIDE: This is a Bogota Colombia travel tour filmed during Fall. Bogota sits just above the equator and is actually still in the Northern Hemisphere. We walk around the ...

While many associate South America and travel to the continent with Brazil, the most-visited country on the continent is ...

Is it safe to travel to Colombia right now? Here's a look at the situation on the ground for travel in Colombia following a devastating 7.4 earthquake.

Bogota will take your breath away — perhaps literally, given its perch as one of the highest-altitude world capitals, about 8,600 feet above sea level. Up here is where Nobel laureate Gabriel García ...

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It just got easier to visit a gateway to Latin America. Avianca Airlines recently announced new, direct service from Chicago's O'Hare International Airport and Bogotá's El Dorado International Airport ...

A strong earthquake has struck the Chocó region of Colombia, killing more than 170 people so far. Here’s the latest advice if you have a trip booked Colombia, home to sprawling and magnetic cities ...

Chef Mario Rosero is standing beside a wood-fired grill at the back of Prudencia, the restaurant he owns in La Candelaria, Bogotá’s cobblestoned old town. The grill has three circular grates that can ...

Up until a few years ago, Bogotá, Colombia, was “dangerous and deeply sketchy,” said Kevin Gray in The New York Times. But the capital city is cleaning up its act, and after decades of “grappling with ...