Colombia's Diversity Problem: A Speech on Tourism
Jun 2012 · J.M. Porup
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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."
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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."
Incluye traducción al español
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About the author
How does technology change what it means to be human? J.M. Porup is a journalist and futurologist who studies how exponentially-increasing innovation disrupts the social and political order. He is also the CEO of the LatAm Startups Angel Funds, a Latin America-based accelerator focused on scaling startups globally. He has covered computer security for The Economist, Bitcoin for Bitcoin Magazine, and the Gringo Trail for numerous Lonely Planet guidebooks. His award-winning novels and plays include The Second Bat Guano War, Dreams Must Die, Death on Taurus, and The United States of Air. Porup is a member of the Lifeboat Foundation's Advisory Board, a distributed think tank dedicated to preventing human extinction.
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