Article published by Monsters and Critics.com, WotR Ltd. in “Feature Travel | Lifestyle” on Nov 20, 2007
Cartagena, Colombia – Colombia’s tourist industry, long a victim of the nation’s unrest, is beginning to see signs of life again as visitors return to discover the nation’s cities and lush countryside.
A yard in the historical Cartagena, picture by Hernando Palacio.
Nowadays, tourists do not limit themselves to the Caribbean coast, which boasts Cartagena and the islands of San Andres and Providencia. Cities like Bogota, Cali and Medellin are seeing more foreign visitors, with a noticeable hike in the proportion of tourists to businessmen.
Cartagena’s alleys are still full of people. Once the midday heat subsides, locals and gringos throng the streets between the city walls to visit churches and museums. (more…)
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