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Cartagena, a colonial port city on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, has joined the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA). COTELCO Cartagena, a chapter of Colombia’s hotel and tourism association, ...

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The hotel and tourism association of Cartagena, Colombia has joined the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) as the organization's first commercial member in more than 15 years, association ...

Cartagena, the colonial port city on the Caribbean coast of Colombia, has joined the Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association. The city, represented by COTELCO Cartagena, has become the organisation’s ...