Within the next few weeks the Medical Tourism Association will host a FAM Tour to the beautiful city of Medellin, Colombia.
Medellin is the second largest and most progressive city in Colombia. International travelers and Medellin is one of the most beautiful cities in South America. The home of orchids, parks and tropical birds, Medellin lies cradled in the Aburra Valley, bisected by the Medellin River which runs North and South. Nightlife, called Rumba, takes place in many locations, beginning in earnest on Thursday night, and running hot and heavy through Saturday night.
With an International (MDE), and an Inter Colombia (EOH), in-town airport, Tourist Agencies report that Medellin serves as a popular central air hub for tourists. Buses, Taxis or the world class METRO rail are all safe, low cost, modes of convenient transportation. You ll find hundreds of good lodging, and restaurant options to choose from. At 1,600 meters, the annual temperature is perfect.
Look out for more info on upcoming issues of the Medical Tourism Magazine!
All the best,
Gaby
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