3 Reasons Why Colombia Could Benefit from Mexico’s Outsourcing Ban
Colombia could be well-positioned to take advantage of changes in Mexican outsourcing laws.
Prime Ministers, Colombia Minister to speak at Horasis Global Meeting this...
This June 8th leaders and Heads of State will meet virtually to discuss fostering a shared humanity...
Litter picking during the pandemic: the workers ensuring Colombia keeps recycling
The term reciclador literally translates to a recycler and can be broadly defined as a person who recovers reusable and recyclable materials...
Jennifer Poole promoted to CRO of startup Publicize
Jennifer Poole
Publicize, a digital PR company for technology startups and enterprises that’s headquartered in Medellin, has announced...
Airline Viva Air announces Medellín as new hub, expands flight offerings
Colombian airline Viva Air announced this week that the José María Córdova International Airport in Rionegro, which services nearby Medellín, will become...
Colombian Ministers to speak at Horasis meeting on the United States
Colombia’s Minister of Housing Jonathan Malagón and Minister of Mines and Energy Diego Mesa will be featured speakers at the Horasis Extraordinary Meeting on the United States of America.
Colombian startups invited to pitch at international tech competition
Startup accelerator Founder Institute has announced that it's accepting applications for the next Founder Showcase on February 10th, the organization's...
Why Bogotá and Cartagena Will Lead the Way for Post-Pandemic Investment...
Colombia offers an array of diverse investment possibilities across different regions and sectors that the global business community is increasingly waking up to, yet as the economy reactivates following the global pandemic and investors show increasing interest in the country, some of the biggest opportunities will still be found in two of the country’s most well-known cities
The Bogotá Post presents its Top 10 UI/ UX design companies...
Take a look at some of the hottest UI/UX design companies in Latin America.
Bogotá reopening: What to expect if you’re going out for coffee
Restaurants and cafés are now allowed to open from Thursday to Sunday. Here are some pictures of a newly re-opened Chapinero.