Colombia.- The District Institute of Tourism (IDT) and the Chamber of Diversity celebrated the third edition of the Bogotá de Todes Gala, an event that recognized individuals, companies, organizations, and initiatives that promote more inclusive, diverse, and respectful tourism in the Colombian capital. The ceremony highlighted the commitment of various actors in the tourism sector to building a city that offers welcoming and safe experiences for residents and visitors.
During the gala, awards were presented to hotels, airlines, restaurants, establishments, educational institutions, media outlets, companies, and content creators who have incorporated inclusion and respect for diversity as part of their value proposition.
The director of the Bogotá Tourism Office, Ángela Garzón, highlighted that diversity represents an engine for economic development, innovation, and competitiveness, and emphasized that the city continues to consolidate itself as an authentic tourist destination and an international benchmark.
The ceremony also awarded outstanding initiatives in the Tourism with Pride and Diverse and Inclusive Spaces categories, recognizing service providers and organizations that promote safe, accessible, and discrimination-free environments.
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Likewise, the District Institute of Tourism awarded Theatron the Seal for the Prevention of Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents for its commitment to the protection of childhood and responsible tourism.
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In the Narratives that Transform and Diverse Leadership category, content creator Juan Pablo Jaramillo was recognized for his contribution to the promotion of respect and inclusion, while communicator Carlos Vargas received a tribute for his career in favor of diversity.
Similarly, social organizations such as the LGBTI Advisory Council, the Southern Roundtable, and the LGBTI Roundtable were honored for their work in defending the rights and visibility of this population in Bogotá.
With this third edition of the Bogotá Gala for All, the District Institute of Tourism and the Chamber of Diversity reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening a tourism model based on inclusion, equality, and respect for diversity.
The initiative seeks to continue positioning Bogotá as a Latin American benchmark in inclusive tourism, promoting authentic experiences that contribute to the social, cultural, and economic development of the city.
