The Medellín airport is finally going to be expanded... What now?
If you have been reading my articles for some time, you know that lately (contrary to the traditional press that only looks at the...
blackroom.com.coMarch 28, 2026
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Tourism in Colombia: the paradox of a record without help from the national government
While the Ministry of Commerce celebrates record tourism revenues—more than 3.2 million non-resident visitors and a projected US$11.3 billion...
Alejandro Gonzalez UribeAugust 27, 2025 
The art of investing in hotels without losing sleep: 10 recommendations from a trader
You invest better when you understand what you're getting into. And the hotel industry, despite appearances, is not just about location, design, and...
Alejandro Gonzalez UribeAugust 4, 2025 
Is an Airbnb in Medellín better business than a hotel?... Just like smuggling is "better business" than complying with the law.
You probably saw the news in El Colombiano that Medellín has just entered the global top of cities with the most properties listed on Airbnb....
Alejandro Gonzalez UribeJuly 24, 2025 
End of illegal Airbnb? How the new national regulation for tourist housing in Colombia will work
Four words sum it up: coexistence, responsibility, fairness, and control. Colombia cannot continue to tolerate tourism without clear rules. This bill...
Alejandro Gonzalez UribeJuly 9, 2025 
Hotel oversupply in Medellín. More tourists does not mean more reservations.
Let's be clear about one thing: Medellín is not empty. Nor has it ceased to be attractive. Tourists continue to arrive and the figures confirm it. More than 220 thousand international visitors in December...
Alejandro Gonzalez UribeDecember 22, 2025
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