Bogotá is the location chosen by INTO University Partnerships to host its first University Access Centre in Latin America, as the company continues its global rollout.

The British government has announced that Colombians visiting the UK will no longer need a visa from November 9, in a move that could see more Colombians pursuing English language courses.

Colombia’s agency organisation ANEX Colombia has met with officials from the New Zealand embassy in a bid to cement relationships with stakeholders in "quality" education destinations.

Flywire has announced an expansion of its digital payment business in Latin America to help students, educators and agents by accelerating funds flow and streamlining operational costs.

Potential for student mobility and research collaboration between Canada and Colombia has been expanded thanks to new agreements between the countries.

International House has opened IH Medellín, located in the nation's second city, to capitalise on a growing economy after success in Bogotá.

A study abroad program for prospective US study abroad students to Colombia is bidding to increase the numbers of underrepresented outbound students.

The demand for ELT across Latin America is ripe as governments view the language as a tool to access the global economy. However supply is barred by a lack of quality teaching force and low access.