Bogota

 The Magic of Bogota

 

Home to the region’s businesses and cultural elite, the capital of Colombia is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Latin America.

 

Bogota is a modern metropolis with seven million inhabitants. Since the 20th century, it has gained importance in South America and throughout the world as a place where business is conducted and people live in a culturally rich environment filled with artistic luminaries and renowned events. Ten years ago, Bogota began to transform itself from a metropolis conquered by chaos to a beautiful and kind city.  Maintaining its traditions from centuries ago, today’s Bogota is complete with all the services a capital of its importance requires.

 

 

Bogota’s economy is based on industry, commerce and financial services, with 20 percent of its businesses in manufacturing. Producing machinery, chemicals, food, drinks, tobacco, textiles and wood, the city’s industrial production has created specialized factory areas and industrial parks. Bogota also produces craftwork, the country’s most valued treasure and source of income for thousands of families. For businesses who work with the Andean zone, the United States, European and Asian countries, Bogota offers many benefits.

 

 

With some of the most extensive cultural offerings on the continent, Bogota hosts expositions of renowned artists, theater, international festivals and concerts, earning it the nickname, “Athens of South America.” Important worldwide events are also celebrated in the capital including: the Iberoamericano Theater Festival, Expoartesanias, ArtBo, the International Book Fair and the Bogota Film Festival.

Flights & frequencies

Schedule effective through july 5 2010.

Mexico City (MEX) - Bogota (BOG)

Bogota (BOG) - Mexico City (MEX)