Translated by Andrés Martínez
Bogota shines at the latest edition of FITUR 2024, the world's most significant tourism exhibition. Representing our city is Andres Santamaria Garrido, the director of the Bogota Institute of Tourism (IDT), who received an award for the outstanding work in promoting accessible tourism in the Colombian capital. This accolade was presented during the first global tourism fair by the State Representative Platform for People with Physical Disabilities (PREDIF), Spain's leading organization in matters of equality.
This recognition was granted to Bogota under the principles of the Tour4All, acknowledging its efforts and progress in adapting infrastructure and services for people with disabilities.
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In a matter of hours, the Bogota Institute of Tourism (IDT) will unveil the tourism brand #VisitBogota, which will simultaneously become the name of the digital platform that, starting today, will host all the useful information for tourists. This platform will allow them to explore all the attractions, activities, events, transportation, hotels, and other infrastructure and services available to both nationals and foreigners.
With this publication in X, the director of the IDT talks about the objective of turning Bogotá into one of the main tourist destinations in the world.
#100diasporbogota@visitbogotaco es una apuesta de @Bogota y del alcalde @CarlosFGalan para posicionar a la ciudad como uno de los principales destinos turísticos del mundo. Tenemos una ciudad diversa, de colores y con una oferta maravillosa para sus visitantes. @PROCOLOMBIACO… pic.twitter.com/9pvPyKLJcs
— Andrés Santamaría Garrido (@AnSANTAMARIA) January 24, 2024
Visitbogota.co will be a journey where visitors immerse themselves in the unique experience of discovering the city, captivated by its magic and vibrant character.
Director Andrés Santamaría's agenda in Spain include business meetings with prominent European firms, including the airline Iberia, with whom they will explore new itineraries that will benefit the Colombian capital.
