610: Bogota as a destination for incentive travel

610: Bogota as a destination for incentive travel

Colombia is emerging as a prime destination for incentive travel, with its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and diverse activities. Think about the possibilities available in Bogota:
  • **Culinary Tours**: Employees can indulge in Colombia's vibrant food scene, learning to cook traditional dishes with local chefs.
  • **Adventure Activities**: From hiking in the Andes to exploring the Amazon rainforest, Colombia offers thrilling adventures that promote teamwork and bonding.
  • **Wellness Retreats**: Companies can organize wellness-focused trips that include yoga sessions, meditation, and spa treatments to promote relaxation and mental health.
And so, we talk to Bruce Mclean of Incentive Travel Colombia and BNB Colombia Tours about this new opportunity for Colombia as a destination for incentive travel. What is Incentive Travel? Incentive travel refers to trips that companies offer to employees as a reward for achieving specific goals or milestones. This can include vacations, team-building retreats, or unique experiences designed to foster camaraderie and motivation among teams. It's not just about a break from work; it's a strategic move to enhance productivity and company culture. https://bnbcolombia.com https://incentivetravelcolombia.com
The Colombia Briefing is reported by Emily Hart: https://harte.substack.com

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632: Navigating Business and Life in Colombia

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630: Celebrating 10 Years of La Leyenda Mountain bike race: A Journey through Colombia

630: Celebrating 10 Years of La Leyenda Mountain bike race: A Journey through Colombia

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629: Tourism Recovery in Colombia: Insights from the Earthquake Aftermath

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628: Exploring the Architecture of Power in Colombia with Jenny Pearce of London School of Economics

628: Exploring the Architecture of Power in Colombia with Jenny Pearce of London School of Economics

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25 Aug 1h 2min

627: "It's about Colombians supporting Colombians" - Humanitarian Work in the Aftermath of Last Week's Earthquake

627: "It's about Colombians supporting Colombians" - Humanitarian Work in the Aftermath of Last Week's Earthquake

For this week's episode, Richard McColl and Emily Hart connected with two humanitarian organisations working on the ground in the wake of last Monday's earthquake. Today, they are joined by Juan Cami...

18 Aug 54min

626: Exploring TikTok's Role in Colombia's Conflict

626: Exploring TikTok's Role in Colombia's Conflict

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11 Aug 58min

625: Navigating Uncertainty: The First 100 Days of President Abelardo de la Espriella's Government

625: Navigating Uncertainty: The First 100 Days of President Abelardo de la Espriella's Government

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