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Beautiful, scenic, historic, energetic night life are some of word tourists use to describe traveling in South America to Bogota Columbia. This is the safe place to plan your next vacation where the residents will welcome you as friends.
By Mrs. Mon E. Penny | Published 11/20/2009
Bogota is a city of many different architectural styles.
By Eddie Gutierrez | Published 9/29/2008
Review of Bogata, Columbia by a former travel agent.
By June Koppang-Hopefully interesting and Informative | Published 11/10/2009
Two Latino New Yorkers from humble beginnings open a successful Latin bistro in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
By Phillip L. Velez | Published 9/22/2009
Patricia Viola, 48, married mother of two
Missing from Bogota
Patricia was last seen at 11:35 a.m. on Feb. 13, 2001 by a school crossing guard.
She volunteered at her son's school library that morning.
She was reported missing by her husband, Jim.
By Todd Matthews | Published 11/30/2007
Back in 2000, Bogota, Colombia opted for a rapid bus transit system called TransMilenio instead of a rail system. The results have been a 59 percent reduction in emissions, and a significantly better way for the city's residents to get around.
By Kevin Hagen | Published 7/21/2009
This writer enjoyed a fantastic holiday in Bogota despite government warnings.
By Dr. Peter J. Shield Ph.D. ARP | Published 1/10/2010
This is my experience of weekend trips to the vacation spot kniwn as Melgar where my family took to get away from the hustle and bustle of Bogota, Colombia.
By Andrew Green | Published 2/28/2006
Responsables, planificacion y funcionamiento
By Ac/Dc | Published 11/8/2007
In Bogota, Columbia on Saturday, four police officers and a civilian were killed as officers moved a powerful bomb that exploded.
By Christine Bude Nyholm | Published 3/5/2007
Ale, formerly associated with Britain, is becoming more popular in the US. It can also be found around the world.
By Charles Ray | Published 8/10/2009
The race is on to choose a NASCAR Champion for the 2009 season.
By Carol Henrichs | Published 9/15/2009
Here is a little tidbit of Celebrity News for your Monday, July 13, 2009.
By Cherie Bowser | Published 7/13/2009
If you are going to be in the Washington D.C. area this New Years Eve remember to check out these fun spots that include fa mil fun, fireworks and the club scene.
By Lisa Stevens | Published 12/12/2008
A few interesting facts about Colombia which makes you want to read more and possibly finally take that dream trip you've been thinking about.
By Danielle Houston | Published 9/25/2009
As Colombia becomes evermore popular as an international destination for the discerning traveller, it's luxurious and unique landscapes lend to the perfect environment in which to offer the most spectacular of holiday experiences.
By Christopher Russell | Published 12/29/2008
2008 has been a very special year for Latin America with respect to music. While some old stars made a good come back with their new music albums, some new talents had emerged across the region.
By Steve McMains | Published 1/12/2009
From cock-fighting and cliff jumping to jungle go-karting and riding the 'Devil's Nose' Latin America had everything in store for a fun and hair-raising experience of a lifetime.
By Jessica Houghton | Published 2/19/2009
An interview with Camilo Guerrero Gonzalez of the Barefoot Foundation
By William Lambers | Published 4/17/2009
Valentines Day is a time for sending roses. Apparently, drug smugglers in Amsterdam thought it would be an opportunity to use them to smuggle cocaine. Don't smell the roses!
By Michele Starkey | Published 2/10/2010
Scam websites promising large paychecks for taking surveys are easy to spot. They use many of the same techniques for phone and print scams.
By Rena Sherwood | Published 2/27/2010
At a time when many pastors stay at the same church for an average of only five years, the congregation of First Baptist Church of Troy expresses warm gratitude and loving appreciation for the long years of service of Pastor Michael and Jenny Harding
By J. Gean | Published 3/2/2010
The 82nd Annual Academy Awards, also known as The Oscars, will be broadcast live from Los Angeles over the ABC Television network beginning at 8 pm Eastern, 5 pm Pacific time (more...)
By actorschecklist | Published 3/4/2010
Hugo Chavez, president and dictator of Venezuela, claims to be the reincarnation of Simon Bolivar, the liberator of a large swath of South America in the 19th century...
By Tom Germain | Published 3/17/2010
After having lived in three continents and having experienced life in many large, international and metropolitan cities, I had to move to Yuma, Arizona; a town with 100,000 people.
By Jairo Andres Melgarejo | Published 10/29/2008
Important information regarding travelling to San Francisco from various Latin American cities
By Bharati C | Published 1/22/2010
Here is a guide on exchanging money in several major South American countries.
By Kimberly Sharpe | Published 11/10/2009
Pereira - a verdant, thriving city in the western heart of Colombia is home to the friendliest in South America. Visit yourself and see!
By Ariele Vaccaro | Published 11/17/2009
When it comes to a New Year's Eve celebration the nation's capital is one of the best places to be at midnight.
By Lisa Stevens | Published 12/15/2009
Correlation study from a six part series that proves that no statistically significant climate change occurred anywhere on earth between 1995 and 2009 except for Venezuela. Venezuela's r statistic, however, is a suspiciously extreme statistical outlier.
By J.C. Grant | Published 12/16/2009
Gay travel to South America can be pre-planned to avoid discrimination and hassles with simple web research on gay-friendly vacations and gay-friendly travel destinations.
By Michael Thompson | Published 10/6/2009
Taking our cue from a mother kangaroo, this method of care promotes health in the tiniest of infants.
By Carol Wilkins | Published 12/3/2007
Emeralds are the birthstone of May and worn by Royal Families and the very wealthy for thousands of years. But there's a lot more to that precious green gemstone than just that.
By Pikie Melago | Published 4/4/2007
A compilation of the most dangerous countries on our planet, classified by most murders in reference to population. A wake-up call to those who think "New York City" is dangerous and a demonstration of what really goes on everywhere in the world.
By Fabiola Hernandez | Published 3/2/2007
J. Corsentino is living out his fantasy by creating fantasy faery art with his wife, Donny. Step inside to learn more about this dynamic duo and their Time of the Faeries art.
By Alisha Christian | Published 5/9/2007
The massive Cathedral of Salt (Catedral de Sal ), created out of an old salt mine, is definitely one of the most intriguing places to visit during your trip to Colombia.
By CC | Published 5/22/2007
A guide outlining the marvels of the continent accompanied by its nucleus, the nitty-gritty of how to survive when visiting. From safety tips to health tips, they will certainly help travelers get the whole experience, leaving sickness and dangers aside.
By Fabiola Hernandez | Published 2/24/2007
Find out what is known for sure about the latest Grand Theft Auto game and what is mere speculation.
By K. Bennett | Published 1/30/2007
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