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Well, those dudes lurk in these forums. When guys rave about Bogota or lay out the blueprint on the internet, they read the stuff too. That's how it goes.

Agree 100%. The youtube creep cams and youtubers in general have contributed to the demise of places like Sosua, Medellin and Cartagena.

Kinda wack when these places get SIMPed Out.

I don't get why anyone would be talking about Colombia when you're getting this type of service LOL.

Must be a market for people that get their information from a DC Bama on Youtube instead of reading or watching the primary sources of information in Colombia.

Money grab?? Equates to less than $1 USD?

If you bareback like some of these dudes, might want to hold off the celebration until you get your blood work done.

Of course I remember that BS. I hated that. My people back in Florida were talking about some restrictions and I used to tell them they had it easy and didn't know what a real lockdown was because we...

Yes, come visit the low class uneducated hoes here in Colombia.

I've lived full-time in Medellin for almost 7 years now so I remember how things were before, during and after C19.

The rate went as high as 5,100, but that was very very short lived. It seemed to be 4,500 or slightly north most of the time. However, local prices were increased to offset the devaluation of the...

Good catch, if that is the case. As far as the dollar, we have been getting hit since the high around 4,500 as I mentioned. Prices got pegged to that amount and were never recalibrated as the value...

Yes, go to Medellin and Cartagena. Don't fckup the rest of Colombia.

El Centro is garbage compared to what it was before C19 and much worse compared to several years ago.

If you're talking about Colombia, the exchange rate is currently 3,911. The exchange rate hasn't been over 4,000 in awhile. When the rate went up to 4,500 a while back, prices were increased...

Some are saying the Youtubers and Passport Bros. Have been the nail in the coffin in places like Cartagena and Sosua. Nothing lasts forever. The key is to be ahead of the curve.

When I go to Cali, I usually try to reach out to some people I know that live there. Guys that live there tend to have better real time info on good spots and new spots, if they are into mongering....

Don't forget about Costa Rica.

I'm not saying this is something I would do. The guy asked about the bus. As you saw, I said he could take a cab from the airport and it would drop him off right at his door for around $25 USD....

Good question about the shared cab. I'm sure it could be worked out.

As far as 6 pm, the congestion can also be really bad, depending on the direction of travel.

In general, I would try to...

There is a bus that drops you at San Diego Mall and then you can take an Uber from there to wherever. Not sure if you have to have pesos to ride the bus, if you don't have a fare card. The cost of an...

1) It's no secret that people compare prices in Cartagena to what they pay for a lap dance in places like Atlanta. They could give 2 shitz about the market or what the average wage is in Colombia....

Same thought crossed my mind. If I had a peso for every time a chica called me tacaño LOL. I wish them luck because I know they will find someone happily willing to pay that price.

Good points. Never did Hollywood so it's good to know what to watch out for. $150 USD per pop is more than I'm trying to pay in Colombia, but I can understand why some tourists pay that in Cartagena.

Yeah, that sounds more reasonable. I don't go often, but anything from 10 K to 30 K has been more of my experience, but I understand why tourists wind up paying more for everything. Anyway, the best...