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The Purest Coffee: Part 1
On Monday I got the privilege of joining Andes EcoTours for an ecotourism trip to Tibacuy, a little town roughly two hours out of Bogota...
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Jun 12, 20154 min read
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Exploring Coffee Farms & Indigenous Rock Art
For a coffee lover, one of the best things oin life is probably to see where this wonderful product comes from and how it’s worked. I’ve...
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Nov 13, 20142 min read
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4 Reasons why it’s amazing working with an eco-sustainable tour operator in Bogotá
After two weeks as intern with Andes Ecotours, I’ve started to think about the positive aspects of working here in Bogotá. Here are my...
andesecotours
Oct 28, 20142 min read
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Coffee Farmers Explore Tourism as a Means For Sustainable Living
Located at the base of the sacred Quininí Mountain Forest Reserve, a collective of 15 families joined efforts 2 years ago to create the...
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Aug 11, 20143 min read
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Coffee Country
Lately, it seems like one of the biggest news stories in Bogota is the arrival of Starbucks in a country synonymous with excellent...
andesecotours
Jul 29, 20143 min read
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A Weekend amongst the Coffee and Campesinos
This past weekend, I had a great opportunity to escape the concrete jungle that is Bogotá. I was invited to spend a few days with the...
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Jun 13, 20142 min read
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