After our 2012 Awards and the See Colombia Travel Review of 2012 we thought we’d bring you our final look back at the year that was today, in the form of a review of what adventures made up our respective year. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Paul Giles Somehow inexplicably, this year finds me living in Bogota. […]
Author: Paul Fowler
Paul is an Englishman with a longstanding love of travel, tea and quality beer. His first trip was to Bosnia & Herzegovina and it was there, wading in some waterfalls near Mostar with just a litre of cheap beer and some bread in his belly, that he was bitten by the travel bug. After many more trips and a spell working in London, Paul relocated to Buenos Aires for some months before moving to Colombia. He's been here, knocking back 'guaro', for about 2 years now.
Oh, hello there! –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Welcome to the See Colombia Travel Year in Review for 2012. It’s been some 12 months for us. Our team has grown hugely (welcome to all the new faces once again!), we’ve brought many, many more happy clients to Colombia and we’ve found ourselves in the media […]
–> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– La Guajira, Colombia. Just the mention of it evokes thoughts of warm landscapes and deserts, the mysterious legends of the Wayuu and infinite views from the last corner of Colombia. Something like this: However, like always, Colombia surprised us with the diversity of its destinations. A few […]
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–> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Hola a todos! As a lot of you already know, we have the honour to have been chosen as the best travel blog in Colombia, and now we’re competing against 11 other countries. We want to tell the world that Colombia is already a top-level tourism destination in Latin America […]
To read a version of this post in English, click here. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Hola a todos, como muchos de ustedes ya saben, nuestro Colombia Travel Blog está dedicado a promover a nuestro querido país adoptivo. Gracias a todos ustedes, nos hemos convertido en la primera fuente de información online en idioma ingles […]
Para la version en castellano de este post , por favor hacer click aqui. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– As our dear readers will know, here at the Colombia Travel Blog we work hard to promote our adopted home. Thanks to you guys, we’ve become the most visited English-language blog about Colombia in the world, and […]
–> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– We’re the number one English-language travel resource for Colombia… and we’re expanding. We’ve got an exciting new project and we’re looking for restaurants to participate with us, to create a whole new, comprehensive experience for travellers and locals. Interested? Get in touch with us at info (at) seecolombia (dot) travel. […]
We’d like to welcome on board the guys at 2sporks1cup, who travelled to Colombia this year. This Aussie and Colombian couple kept their blog diligently updated through their travels and continue to update now they’re back in the land of Oz. We’ll be re-posting some of our top picks in the coming months to give […]
If you’re from Stateside or Canada and spending Thanksgiving in a foreign country it can be a difficult thing. Thanksgiving is a time for family, and all-out American and Canadian traditions. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Thanksgiving in Colombia isn’t really celebrated, despite occasional advertisement in Carulla, but don’t worry if you want to celebrate […]