Bogota Travel Guide

With the South American nation finally at peace, it’s safer than ever to tour both its dynamic cities and its wild places. Savvy travelers are looking... Read More

The city of Cuzco, our readers’ favorite urban destination in Central and South America, has long been known as the gateway to Machu Picchu. And while... Read More

Flights to South America are almost never cheap, which makes $200 round-trip flights to Colombia especially exciting.Over the weekend, Scott’s Cheap... Read More

Florida Get at least 37 percent off Hilton West Palm Beach, which has 400 sleek rooms, alfresco restaurants, and an impressive 20,000... Read More

What do you do with one perfectly good tomato? Maybe eat it. What do you do with millions of them? You hurl them at complete strangers. At least you do... Read More

I traveled to Colombia in June of 2013 to research how industrial flowers are grown. I wanted to document what was happening on these large-scale farms... Read More

An increasingly diverse crowd of chefs is rapidly expanding the Colombian capital's culinary repertoire. Most of the action is concentrated in one... Read More

Eating burgers in Bogotá, Colombia, isn’t as counterintuitive as it seems. Turns out, the city is going through an American food boom, with burgers,... Read More

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November 21 through 25, a.k.a. Thankgsiving Weekend 2012, is a good time to be in Latin America. It's warm, your weird aunt probably won't be there, and... Read More

Airport hotels have always been necessary but unloved stopover spots for the depleted traveler, places to shower, rehydrate, and let the body recuperate... Read More

Mickey has one. Dolly Parton has one. Heck, even the Budweiser Clydesdales have theirs. So it should come as no surprise that Jesus has a theme park,... Read More

Romance doesn’t always involve strolling a beach at sunset. Just ask Deanna Matyskiel, who went on a spa retreat with her husband in a gorgeous Palm... Read More

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