Destinations · Colombia by department
Ten destinations, one country that does everything
Muisca™ Travel & Events operates in ten Colombian destinations, from the Caribbean walled city to the Amazon, each read by the job it does for a programme. Every figure on these pages carries its source and its year.
Hover a department for its figures; open it for the full page.
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- Magdalena · Sierra Nevada and the Caribbean Santa Marta Sea, sierra and Tayrona for small incentives and executive resets Population582,394 [DANE 2025]Hotel rooms24,987 [Cotelco Magdalena 2023]International routes1 [Route list 2026]Best seasonDecember to April, the dry months on the coast Open Santa Marta
- San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina · Seaflower Biosphere Reserve, western Caribbean San Andrés & Providencia Island incentives and resort buy-outs on a UNESCO biosphere reserve Population63,438 [DANE 2025]Hotel rooms2,500 [Cotelco 2025]International routes1 [Aerocivil 2025]Best seasonJanuary to April, the dry months; the entry card and the biosphere’s visitor limits are planned early Open San Andrés & Providencia
- Atlántico · Mouth of the Magdalena, Caribbean coast Barranquilla Carnival heritage and a new events district for corporate programmes Population1,279,344 [DANE 2025]Hotel roomsMore than 9,000 [Gobernación / Cotelco Atlántico 2026]International routes7 [Aerocivil 2025]Best seasonDecember to April; the Carnival falls in February or March Open Barranquilla
- Amazonas · Leticia, on the three-country river border Amazon Expeditions for small executive groups, two hours from Bogotá Population53,670 [DANE 2025]Hotel rooms1,295 [MinCIT RNT 2025]Best seasonJuly to October, when the river is lower and the trails are dry Open Amazon
- Meta · Casanare · Eastern plains, below the Andes Los Llanos Working ranches, horseback and river for adventure incentives Population584,389 [DANE 2025]Hotel rooms6,188 [MinCIT RNT 2025]Best seasonDecember to March on the plains; Caño Cristales from late May to early December Open Los Llanos
- Cartagena Bolívar CTG
- Bogotá Cundinamarca · Distrito Capital BOG
- Medellín Antioquia MDE · EOH
- Coffee Region Caldas · Quindío · Risaralda PEI · AXM · MZL
- Cali Valle del Cauca CLO
- Santa Marta Magdalena SMR
- San Andrés & Providencia San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina ADZ · PVA
- Barranquilla Atlántico BAQ
- Amazon Amazonas LET
- Los Llanos Meta · Casanare VVC · EYP
Colombia, in figures
The country behind the ten
The national figures a buyer needs before choosing a city, quoted from the bodies that publish them.
- 4.68 million Foreign visitors non-resident arrivals, up 3.8% on 2024 [MinCIT 2025]
- 57.5 million Air passengers 24.7 million of them international [Aerocivil 2025]
- 393,181 Registered rooms in 19,836 accommodation establishments [MinCIT RNT 2025]
- 158 International congresses ICCA: second in Latin America, fifth in the Americas [ProColombia / ICCA 2025]
- First in the world Bird species about 1,850 species; first in orchids too [SiB Colombia 2024]
- 9 UNESCO World Heritage sites across 32 departments and the capital district [UNESCO 2026]
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