AGP Executive Report
Last update: a minute agoIsland Travel: A new 2026 guide to San Andrés covers entry requirements, tourist-card costs, flights and ways to experience Raizal culture beyond the beaches. Adventure Tourism: Intrepid says demand for its Lost City Trek has jumped 111%, reflecting growing interest in guided, locally rooted hiking. Visitor Safety: A major security operation in Medellín reported 135 arrests and 153 searches, targeting crime including activity around Parque Lleras, a popular nightlife area for visitors. Getting Around Bogotá: Halloween motorcycle restrictions run Oct. 29 to Nov. 3, with nighttime passenger limits and closures on 19 major roads; travelers should expect traffic controls. Tourism Outlook: Disrupted Europe–Asia routes are sending more European travelers toward Latin America, but Colombia may miss out without stronger air links and promotion. What’s On: Barranquilla expects about 22,000 spectators for the Electrolife Caribbean Grand Prix, Oct. 30–Nov. 1, at the Gran Malecón.
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