All,
I am doing my research on which city to visit to find the hottest and most friendly women in Columbia? Can anyone give me their insight on which city is best; possibly pros and cons of each of the major cities.
Thanks
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All,
I am doing my research on which city to visit to find the hottest and most friendly women in Columbia? Can anyone give me their insight on which city is best; possibly pros and cons of each of the major cities.
Thanks
Generally renting a car is going to be MORE expensive than taking taxis everywhere, not less. Plus who in their right mind would want to drive here?
I personally get by just fine on public transport with the judicious use of taxis now and again when I have no other choice, even going out of town is usually easy on buses. You can also hire a vehicle and driver on a daily or weekly basis really easily here, once again, generally cheaper than renting a car.
Alright folks, point taken: I will not rent a car.
Will summon a taxi using cellphone.
[QUOTE=Tommy Boy]All,
I am doing my research on which city to visit to find the hottest and most friendly women in Columbia? Can anyone give me their insight on which city is best; possibly pros and cons of each of the major cities.
Thanks[/QUOTE]This has been debated time and again. I think no one is responding to you because all the regular posters on here are tired of this question, as there is no right or wrong answer. In your post above you state you are doing research on Colombia, so if this is the case, you should have learned the proper spelling of the country. ;) I suggest you go to Medellin, and experience the beautiful paises, and get a room at the Mansion. This will be a good starting point for you. Have fun!
[QUOTE=UrbanWildlife]This has been debated time and again. I think no one is responding to you because all the regular posters on here are tired of this question, as there is no right or wrong answer. In your post above you state you are doing research on Colombia, so if this is the case, you should have learned the proper spelling of the country. ;) I suggest you go to Medellin, and experience the beautiful paises, and get a room at the Mansion. This will be a good starting point for you. Have fun![/QUOTE]I'll second Urban's suggestion.
All Colombian cities have their hot and friendly women by the way, and every guy will have his favorite based on his experiences. Just go and find yours.
Good luck.
Hi guys,
Which airline flies direct into CTG from US cities?
Your help will be greatly appreciate.
Player2
[QUOTE=Player2]Hi guys,
Which airline flies direct into CTG from US cities?
Your help will be greatly appreciate.
Player2[/QUOTE]Avianca and American Airlines, but not everyday.
[QUOTE=Player2]Hi guys,
Which airline flies direct into CTG from US cities?
Your help will be greatly appreciate.
Player2[/QUOTE]Avianca flies MIA-CTG direct, and Spirit flies FLL-CTG direct.
Player2,
Avianca from Miami and Spirit Air from Fort Lauderdale.
[QUOTE=Player2]Hi guys,
Which airline flies direct into CTG from US cities?
Your help will be greatly appreciate.
Player2[/QUOTE]Avianca flys from Miami direct to CTG. I believe Spirit flys from Fort Lauderdale directly to CTG.
First, I believe Avianca is not cheap.
Copa Continental's partner flies not direct but through Panama.
I am flying on Copa, Bogota, CTG, Medellin and back to Bogota. I believe it is half the price of Avianca.
[QUOTE=Player2]Hi guys,
Which airline flies direct into CTG from US cities?
Your help will be greatly appreciate.
Player2[/QUOTE]
I believe American go to Cartagena from Miami, and I think some flies direct from NY or Newark, I remember I met someone who flew direct from NY to Cartagena, but it might be seasonal.
Side note: I just booked a trip on American to MDE, from Baltimore-Miami to MDE. I priced it at 900 then used my frequnt flier miles, 35, 000 miles. Seemed more cost effective.
Sometimes its better to use the mileage. Costa Rica, Panama and Bogota /Medellin are about the same distance, yeah Colombia is a little further, but the price difference is usually much greater percentage wise, than the distance, so I used the mileage.
Copa is hit or miss. In May I flew Avianca because Copa wanted 1200. This time I flew Copa and paid less than 600 (about 100 more than last year) IAD - MDE. It depends on the time of the year... I shop around to get the best price between Copa, AA and AV.
I am in Medellin now if anyone wants to meet up. I am staying at the Odeon and need some ¨clean¨diversion.
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Mike
[QUOTE=World Travel 69]First, I believe Avianca is not cheap.
Copa Continental's partner flies not direct but through Panama.
I am flying on Copa, Bogota, CTG, Medellin and back to Bogota. I believe it is half the price of Avianca.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=many]Spirit Air from Fort Lauderdale.[/QUOTE]Weren't there some posts a while back suggesting that eating your own entrails was a easier option than flying Spirit? You might want to take a look at those.
I don't belive that American ever flew to CTG. They certainly have not done so in the last 6 years. They may have flown to BAQ.
There was some noise about American starting a MIA-CTG route, but it has not happened.