Colombia… a great place to visit


O


ver the last decade, Colombia has undergone a major transformation as a


result of the Government’s eff orts to make the country a safer place to visit and to build a stronger economy.


As a result, tourism has boomed and


foreign investment has risen substantially. The country’s capital, Bogotá, is its geographic, political, economic and cultural centre. It hosts hundreds of multinational companies that have led Colombia on its economic growth path.


Bogotá is a bustling and cosmopolitan


city, always open and kind to visitors. It off ers a great variety of tourist sites that cater to many diff erent interests from historic and cultural museums, churches, and monuments, to the arts with its theatres, concert halls, and galleries, and to a wide variety of excellent restaurants and shopping malls.


Why Profl ora? Properly planning your fl ower purchases


will lay the decisive groundwork for successful business ventures in 2014. Experience the widest variety of fl owers


from numerous producing countries on exhibit. Take advantage of one-stop-shopping at our 15,000 square meters convention hall. See the latest trends and the newest


varieties in fl owers. Take in unmatched quality - the very best


of the fl ower industry will be on display. Go on fl ower-farm tours to see how and


where our sustainable fl owers are grown. Count on the most reliable source for


buying fl owers. Rub elbows with key industry leaders in


attendance.


Caroline at Profl ora 2011


80 F&wb Summer 2013


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