About Us

The Vitrina Turística of ANATO is Colombia’s leading professional tourism event and one of the most important business platforms in Latin America. Organized by the Colombian Association of Travel Agencies and Tourism – ANATO, since 1982 it has established itself as a key meeting point where major players from the national and international tourism industry build strategic partnerships, promote destinations, showcase new products and services, and strengthen business opportunities across the sector.

ANATO is a non-profit trade association founded on October 20, 1949, representing and promoting the interests of Travel Agencies and the tourism industry in Colombia. With a nationwide presence through its regional chapters, ANATO leads initiatives aimed at strengthening the industry, enhancing its competitiveness, and promoting its sustainable development.

Since the early 1990s, Bogotá has been the permanent host city of the ANATO Tourism Showcase, held annually at Corferias. Over three days, the event brings together national and international destinations, airlines, hotel chains, tour operators, government entities, technology companies, specialized media, and other tourism service providers, making it an ideal platform for promotion, commercialization, and business development.

Throughout more than four decades of history, the Vitrina Turística of ANATO has contributed to positioning Colombia as a tourism destination, promoting both inbound and outbound tourism, strengthening integration among the different stakeholders in the sector, and fostering commercial exchange between national and international markets.

HISTORICAL

YEAR GUEST COUNTRY
2005 Brazil
2006 Argentina
2007 Ecuador
2008 Perú
2009 Cuba
2010 France
2011 Curacao
2012 Ecuador
2013 USA
2014 Dominican Republic
2015 Puerto Rico
2016 México
2017 Argentina
2018 Curacao
2019 Guatemala y El Salvador
2020 Perú
2021 Argentina
2022 Florida
2023 Dominican Republic
2024 Puerto Rico
2025 Brazil
2026 Mexican Caribbean
YEAR GUEST NATIONAL DESTINATION
2005 Chocó
2006 Meta
2007 Caldas
2008 Boyacá
2009 Bogotá
2010 -
2011 Santa Marta
2012 Amazonas
2013 Huila
2014 Tolima
2015 Bolívar - Cartagena
2016 Magdalena
2017 Risaralda
2018 Antioquia - Medellín
2019 Cali - Valle del Cauca
2020 Villavicencio - Meta
2021 Bogotá - Cundinamarca
2022 Santander
2023 San Andrés, Providencia & Santa Catalina
2024 Nariño
2025 Santa Marta
2026 Cordoba
 

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