THE COUNTRY OF BEAUTY
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WHY COLOMBIA?
Because Colombia is the gateway of South America to the world. Its strategic location makes the country the ideal destination for visitors. The variety in climates, landscapes and the friendliness of its people makes the country an ideal place for business meetings to become unforgettable experiences.
Colombia, a land of wonders, unfolds in five distinctive regions. From the vibrant beaches of the Caribbean to the towering mountains of the Andean region, and the unique biodiversity of the Amazon, the country is a melting pot of captivating landscapes. Indigenous communities, such as the Wayuu and the Kogi, contribute their rich cultural heritage. Nature flourishes in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta and the Amazon rainforest, home to unique species. The landscapes are unique. In the land of rhythm and flavor you will find from innovative cities full of cultural and gastronomic richness to quiet villages surrounded by imposing mountains, all in one place and ready to be the scene of the most demanding events.
Colombia has extensive international connectivity, ports over the Atlantic and Pacific and more than 900 weekly air frequencies. With no stations, its natural settings are available to host the most unforgettable events any day of the year. And best of all: a land full of rhythms and joy that receives those who visit it with open arms. Our vocation of service, their spontaneity and their solidarity guarantee that the events held in the country not only develop with professionalism and high level, but also have that seal of joy that remains in the hearts of those who live it. Colombians will always have a smile to offer. Come and make your meetings in Colombia and feel the rhythm of its people!
El Peñol Rock, Antioquia
The walled city, Cartagena de Indias
Santiago de Cali, Valle del Cauca
Caño Cristales, Sierra de la Macarena
Bogotá, Cundinamarca
Las Lajas Sanctuary, Ipiales
Santa Rosa de Cabal hot springs, Risaralda
Tatacoa Desert, Huila
Sierra Nevada del Cocuy
Villa de Leyva Main Square, Boyacá
FALL IN LOVE WITH COLOMBIA!
Valle del Cocora, Quindío
Medellín, Antioquia
San Andrés island
Fundación Cultura Diplomática
Soft Power. We promote the recognition and visibility of foreign colonies in the country, based on their history and cultural, artistic, recreational, sports manifestations, their tourist offer and intercultural exercises, as tools that contribute to understanding between countries.
Contact: Diego Rodríguez.
Phone: +57 3006630123 / +57 3143452033
Email: culturadiplomatica@hotmail.com
https://www.instagram.com/cultura.diplomatica?utm_source=qr&igsh=aHcwa3NvbTNnYnFy
Cabildo Indigena Yanacona de Bogotá
Originally from southern Colombia, the Yanacona People (children of the rainbow), originally from southern Colombia, also live in the city of Bogotá. The 7 colors are present in the belts that surround the belly of their women (where life and family originate and are protected), the command staff also carries this ribbon and is used by the authorities, which symbolizes the authority to defend life, nature, the territory, their family and all their people as well as in the fabrics of their backpacks (traditional suitcases) The sun means good living in harmony with the family, the people and nature..
Contact: Yawar Manuel Lorenzo Chicangana Palechor.
Email: Cyanaconabogota18@gmail.com
https://www.instagram.com/cabildo_yanacona_bta?igsh=dGx5d2Fzd3J2OXFj
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Fundación Observatorio Joven de la Orinoquía ‘OJO Abierto’
We promote, encourage and project the development of youth in the Orinoco and Amazon region. This is through the formulation of projects, support, monitoring and implementation of agreements to provide civil guarantees for youth so that they can develop in political, social, cultural, sports, educational, environmental, economic and health issues and spaces.
Contact: Santiago Silva.
Phone: +57 3016098542 / +57 3136662542
Cabildo Indigena de los Pastos en Bogotá
The indigenous community of the Pastos has its origins in southern Colombia in the Department of Nariño, part of the department of Putumayo and northern Ecuador, sharing boundaries with other indigenous peoples such as the Kofan, Awa, Eperara Siapirara, Inga and Kamentsa. In northern Ecuador, it shares boundaries with the Karanqui, Otavalo and Natabuela peoples. The Pastos have been present in the city of Bogotá for more than 50 years, intensifying massively in the last two decades, when in the original territories the armed conflict increases and they are forced to leave to different places of the national territory such as the Republic of Ecuador for the protection of their lives. Other consequences of displacement are the lack of territorial conditions, education (higher education), employment, monocultures, among others, which encourage and motivate migration for some community members and indigenous families.
Contact: Andrés Felipe Mejía Mueses
Phone: +57 311 3805766
Email: cabildopastosbogota2015@gmail.com
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PARTICIPANTS
Organización Indígena del Pueblo Awá (UNIPA)
The Association of Traditional Authorities and Awá Indigenous Councils, "Indigenous Unit Organization of the Awá People - UNIPA", was created on June 6, 1990, which associates and represents 33 authorities of the Reservations of the Awá Indigenous People in the department of Nariño, Colombia.
The UNIPA is made up of 32 reservations (large groups of families) with about 23,000 indigenous people located in the south-west of Colombia. Recognized by the Ministry of the Interior since 1998.
Contact: Rider Pay Natacuas
Wilmer Rigoberto Bisbicus Canticus
Phone: +57 3153403261
Asociación Comunitaria de turismo AKUNTUR
The community tourism association AKUNTUR is made up of groups, associations, councils, community action boards and/or indigenous entities that have been developing economic alternatives around tourism. Understand it as an activity; not only the visit of people, but cultural processes, transformation of medicinal plants, indigenous companies within the territory, traditional doctors, indigenous guard, artisans, among others. Which seek to preserve living spaces, seek collective well-being, without damaging or affecting indigenous processes and seeking for people to take away the message of the care and survival of the people. We are not looking for mass tourism, but for self-discovery, learning, preservation of the pacha mama, respect for the uses and customs and care for them, without them being used in other spaces for personal benefit.
Contact: Hernan Alonso Palechor
Phone: +57 3202687226
Email: luismaca@unicauca.edu.co
https://www.instagram.com/akuntur_ancestral?igsh=anI2aWVuc2d0dDlt
Fundación Cultural Anita May
Art as a way of life.
We support national talents for their professional growth. Based on the decades of experience of our founders with the high European academic standards, we bring change by transforming the way of understanding art and culture in Colombia; while focusing our efforts on rescuing and supporting young national talent to project it at a professional level.
Contact: Anna Voitsekhovskaia.
Phone: +57 3195735204
Fundación Ajedrez por Colombia
Social and Territorial Development
We promote knowledge about the different manifestations and benefits of chess, especially in the arts, culture, mental health, education and in general as a tool that contributes to individual development and collective well-being.
Contact: Diego Rodríguez.
Phone: +57 3006630123 / +57 3143452033
Email: ajedrezporcolombia@hotmail.com
https://www.instagram.com/ajedrezporcolombia?utm_source=qr&igsh=djc3MTd1Y3F6eDdh
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