TRYP Bogota Embajada

El Dorado International Airport (IATA: BOG, ICAO: SKBO), is the main and most important airport in Colombia. It is located 15 kilometers west of downtown Bogota. Operates domestic and international flights. It occupies an approximate area of 690 hectares It is the third busiest passenger in Latin America behind the Guarulhos International Airport in São Paulo, Brazil and the International Airport of Mexico City, in Mexico. The airport was named in 1959 in memory of the famous legend of El Dorado due to which the European conquerors I searched unsuccessfully on his expeditions in the Americas, a "golden city". The History of Bogotá and the country in general is closely linked to that legend, as near the present city is located Guatavita Lagoon, where a rite described in the famous legend was celebrated.

Corferias is a fairground located in Bogotá, Colombia, intended to make local, national and international events. Although it was created for the implementation of fair activities, this center is suitable for center of important social, business and cultural activities. It has 23 exhibition halls mainly composed of both Colombian and international products. It has a covered area of 53,150 m2 for exhibition and 15,000 m2 outdoor.

Gran Estacion is the fifth largest shopping center in Bogota. It was opened in 2006. Is located 1 Kms from Tryp Bogota Embajada and 10 minutes from El Dorado International Airport. It has a built up area of ​​126,000 m², 362 local, 2,079 parking spaces and has its own ring road to avoid traffic jams. The Bishops Square Gran Estacion features a large public square, with colors like a chess. A great monument chess, in which the best plays of the month are armed.