Bogota Reports

We get this stuff in the news: [URL]https://www.eltiempo.com/economia/sectores/coronavirus-en-colombia-minsalud-autoriza-vuelos-internacionales-533854?fbclid=IwAR0A5nXb3AijzE5gg6bKbcZyhVmRcvBIQCXRo_1Cb8UHCYwrbAgWi-JxaNo[/URL].

This is the study the news article references: [URL]https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.07.02.20143826v3[/URL].

We use recent data and research results to approximate the probability that an air traveler in coach will contract Covid-19 on a US domestic flight two hours long, both when all coach seats are full and when all but middle seats are full. The point estimates we reach based on data from late June 2020 are 1 in 4,300 for full flights and 1 in 7,700 when middle seats are kept empty.

And Cali expects international flights in September: [URL]https://www.cali.gov.co/turismo/publicaciones/155674/cali-la-capital-que-iniciaria-vuelos-internacionales-en-colombia/[/URL].

I am stunned by this news. I really did not think international travel was happening in Colombia in 2020.

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2478647]I talked to a chica of mine in Bogota. According to her, in the beginning, the lockdowns were followed well, and the streets were pretty much deserted. Now she has told me that the people are really tired of the president and his lockdown, no lockdown, lockdown policy. She said there have been marches on the street and the streets have begun to fill with cars. Per her, the police are ticketing people for not wearing masks, and overall, the level of frustration with the president is at an all time high.

From my point of view, I am frustrated as well. I would like to ask the president, "Clearly, the international travel ban has not stopped the virus from spreading in Colombia so if the international travel ban has had no effect, why is it being kept in place?" I would also ask the president why he is forcing people to stay in Colombia given how rampant the virus is there. Why are high risk people being forced to stay in Colombia?

If anyone is in Bogota, I would like you to agree or refute what my chica said. She made it sound like the people's tempers there are boiling over, and riots may be imminent.[/QUOTE]The chica is dumb or mad. First of all the lockdown help with slowing the spread of the virus. As now Bogota is pasted their peak. 3 weeks ago the health care system collapsed meaning there were people who could not go to the hospital because hospital was full and beds and ICU where full. I know a lot of chicas are mad because their international sugardaddies are not coming to Colombia and some won't send anymore money. I know of a specific chica who were asking for 200-400 dollars is now taking 50-70 k a pop so yes hoes pricing are way down.

[QUOTE=Rodeo9112;2478770]Hi!

For anyone on the ground in Bogota, can you please briefly summarize the situation / availability in Santa Fe and in the North? Are there any venues operating? Are girls mainly working Tinder, Seeking and Photoprepagos type sites?[/QUOTE]No bars are open, streetie sweeties all over the place in SF. Would not know how Tinder or all that other jazz is is as I have a few girls in rotation.

As I'm living here, a few updates. Starting 1 of September the ground boarders are still closed for another month but airports can operate again nationally and internationally. However, this does not mean that from one day to another all flights start again as usual. There is a lot of discussions with the mayors of each cities regarding which local routes have to start first. It is expected that only 10% of the national flights will operate again in september. Regarding the international flights, it's even more difficult as it has to be negociated with each country as well as with each airline. It is expected that from the 26 countries that had direct routes to Colombia the first to start will be with USA, Panama, Chile, Ecuador, Peru but I guess it will not be effective before October. Keep in mind that even if you can travel to Colombia, there are still a lot of restrictions. Nightlife (bars, nightclubs, casinos, and of course brothels), indoor sport, cinemas and other social events are still closed for at least 2 more months nationwide. Regarding action, it's all under the radar: street action around Santa Fe and Internet (milerotico, escort sites, tinder, twitter...)

Here is an example for domestic routes with Avianca from Bogota:

Barranquilla from 1st of September, as also Bucaramanga, Cali, Cartagena, Cucuta, Medellin, Monteria, Pereira and San Andres.

Santa Marta from 7th as also Pasto and Villavicencio.

[QUOTE=Routard;2479029]As I'm living here, a few updates. Starting 1 of September the ground boarders are still closed for another month but airports can operate again nationally and internationally. However, this does not mean that from one day to another all flights start again as usual. There is a lot of discussions with the mayors of each cities regarding which local routes have to start first. It is expected that only 10% of the national flights will operate again in september. Regarding the international flights, it's even more difficult as it has to be negociated with each country as well as with each airline. It is expected that from the 26 countries that had direct routes to Colombia the first to start will be with USA, Panama, Chile, Ecuador, Peru but I guess it will not be effective before October. Keep in mind that even if you can travel to Colombia, there are still a lot of restrictions. Nightlife (bars, nightclubs, casinos, and of course brothels), indoor sport, cinemas and other social events are still closed for at least 2 more months nationwide. Regarding action, it's all under the radar: street action around Santa Fe and Internet (milerotico, escort sites, tinder, twitter...)[/QUOTE]Restaurants open?

[QUOTE=Kafka;2479840]Restaurants open?[/QUOTE]For restaurants there is no national rule, each mayor makes his own rules. In Bogota for example restaurants can open only from Thursday till Sunday, the other days is only for take away. Restaurants in hotels have no restrictions for their guests. Another restriction is that you can enter a mall every other day depending if your ID number is even or odd. It is sometimes pretty confusing as all these rules keep changing.

[QUOTE=Woodman09;2478943]No bars are open, streetie sweeties all over the place in SF. Would not know how Tinder or all that other jazz is is as I have a few girls in rotation.[/QUOTE]Thanks! Good, key info. Would appreciate a PM with any good chica contacts you're willing to share. Looking more for Semi-pros than hardened clock watchers. Someone who can blend in going to a restaurant and not draw too many eyes because she doesn't know how to dress.

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2478647]I talked to a chica of mine in Bogota. According to her, in the beginning, the lockdowns were followed well, and the streets were pretty much deserted. Now she has told me that the people are really tired of the president and his lockdown, no lockdown, lockdown policy. She said there have been marches on the street and the streets have begun to fill with cars. Per her, the police are ticketing people for not wearing masks, and overall, the level of frustration with the president is at an all time high.

From my point of view, I am frustrated as well. I would like to ask the president, "Clearly, the international travel ban has not stopped the virus from spreading in Colombia so if the international travel ban has had no effect, why is it being kept in place?" I would also ask the president why he is forcing people to stay in Colombia given how rampant the virus is there. Why are high risk people being forced to stay in Colombia?

If anyone is in Bogota, I would like you to agree or refute what my chica said. She made it sound like the people's tempers there are boiling over, and riots may be imminent.[/QUOTE]I am in Bogot. There were a few demonstrations last week mostly by angry shop owners due to the "strict quarantine" in three areas. This week strict quarantine is over and shops can operate with some restrictions, so the answer is no, there won't be riots and she is exaggerating.

Today I strolled through Santa Fe and it is the first day that there is no police tape and roadblocks. There were less police and people were out.

I would say at least 100 girls out on the streets -- Some real stunners. I had a nice session with one of my favorite 19 year olds. I was on my way out and ran into my busty girl and she talked me into a room before I knew it. I spent 78 mil which is about $20 these days.

On another note, I recently read about a guy in Medellin who got drugged / robbed by a Tinder girl-- Be careful guys.

Lots of rumor going on about when and where International flights are going to happen. Cali, Bog. Ctg. Ect. I have had more than 3 reservations canceled over the last 6 months for my Novia to fly to the USA, all canceled by the airline a few days before the flight was going to happen. NOW, my girl, who is a genius and one of the top 100 students at the Nat'l university, tells me the pressure to begin international flights has become so intense on Lopez from the, banks, airlines and business community, that she has no choice but to forget her crazy, controlling attitude on opening the airports. As others have said, the mayors in the different cities are going ahead and opening their airports to international travel, she will have no choice but to do the same. So I believe we will see all the airports, open at different times during September, let's hope.

[QUOTE=LatinaLover#1;2480237]Lots of rumor going on about when and where International flights are going to happen. Cali, Bog. Ctg. Ect. I have had more than 3 reservations canceled over the last 6 months for my Novia to fly to the USA, all canceled by the airline a few days before the flight was going to happen. NOW, my girl, who is a genius and one of the top 100 students at the Nat'l university, tells me the pressure to begin international flights has become so intense on Lopez from the, banks, airlines and business community, that she has no choice but to forget her crazy, controlling attitude on opening the airports. As others have said, the mayors in the different cities are going ahead and opening their airports to international travel, she will have no choice but to do the same. So I believe we will see all the airports, open at different times during September, let's hope.[/QUOTE]Thanks, LL, you know it is so funny how this works. I said for the last two months that banning international travel did nothing but make Colombia poor. It just blows me away how you state a fact or see other people stating it and then you go from a slow movement to we-got to-do-this right now.

It is kind of like the opposite of what has happened with the lockdowns. Anyone against lockdowns was putting money over lives and now the data show that it did nothing to save lives but was economically devastating for Europe and the Americas. Oh sure, there were some lockdown successes in Asia, but they had plans in place after they had other viral outbreaks before. I bet we see the same type of whiplash reaction on lockdowns we saw on the travel ban. For me, it is about fucking time. The data was not supporting what the so called experts were preaching.

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2480377]Thanks, LL, you know it is so funny how this works. I said for the last two months that banning international travel did nothing but make Colombia poor. It just blows me away how you state a fact or see other people stating it and then you go from a slow movement to we-got to-do-this right now.

It is kind of like the opposite of what has happened with the lockdowns. Anyone against lockdowns was putting money over lives and now the data show that it did nothing to save lives but was economically devastating for Europe and the Americas. Oh sure, there were some lockdown successes in Asia, but they had plans in place after they had other viral outbreaks before. I bet we see the same type of whiplash reaction on lockdowns we saw on the travel ban. For me, it is about fucking time. The data was not supporting what the so called experts were preaching.[/QUOTE]Economically devastating for Europe and the Americas but more importantly carnally devastating for mongers.

[QUOTE=Turgid;2480534]Economically devastating for Europe and the Americas but more importantly carnally devastating for mongers.[/QUOTE]Turgid,

I am so glad to see like me, you have your priorities right.

My girl tells me Lopez had a press conference of sorts today and took a Pontius Pilate point of view and said, "she's tired of trying to protect people and do what you want and open the airports but don't blame me when the virus blows up again". So look for some real headway towards the opening to International flights in the coming weeks.