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    [title] => Colombia's Diversity Problem: A Speech on Tourism
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    [synopsis] => Paris, New York, Peru - they all have a symbol. An icon that draws people from around the world. But what about Colombia? It has everything a tourist might want - except for this all-important photo opportunity.At the invitation of the Colombian Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Lonely Planet Colombia author J.M. Porup delivered the following speech at Club El Nogal in Bogotá. In it he argues there is only one way for Colombia to compete in the global tourism market - the one way most Colombians would least expect.Includes a new essay, "The Elephant in the Room.""An essential guide for any investor, expat or traveller in Colombia."-German Escobar, Platypus Hostel, Bogotá-------Paris, NY, Perú – todos estos países tienen un símbolo. Un icono que mueve gente alrededor del mundo. Pero que hay acerca de Colombia? Colombia tiene todo lo que un turista podría desear – excepto por este detalle de la foto oportunidad.En la invitación que el Ministerio de Cultura y Turismo le hizo al autor de la quinta edición del libro de Lonely Planet Colombia, J.M Porup, se presentó la siguiente oratoria en el Club El Nogal de Bogotá. En sus argumentos se presenta el único camino para que Colombia pueda competir en el mercado global del turismo -– solo una vía, la que los Colombianos menos esperaban.Incluye el nuevo ensayo, "El Elefante en la Habitación"."Una guia esencial para cualquier inversionista, expatriado, o viajero en Colombia."-German Escobar, Platypus Hostel, Bogotá
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