It is worth mentioning that the presence of Artesanías de Colombia in spaces such as Anato, as well as in other international tourism fairs, even Procolombia’s own Business Macrorrueda, has been an important pillar for this growth that today projects beyond the borders to this key sector for tourism and culture.
Precisely for this reason, Artesanías de Colombia is included transversally in the agenda of the Macrorrueda 100 in Cartagena, which during one of the days will have the presence of several Colombian businessmen who hope to take their products to other latitudes, sitting down with international buyers who have shown great interest in this sector.
“We began to have a space to talk with all the exporters and the international businesses of those buyers, who are very interested in the artisanal sector,” said Mejía.
A craft route open to everyone
The director of Crafts of Colombia remembers that now it is easier for everyone to know the Colombian artisan offer, which includes that wide spectrum of goods and services related to the trades, products, flavors and knowledge of the country’s traditional culture, through the Colombia Artesanal routes.
Through this project, Artesanías de Colombia presents to the public what are those key products, artisans, workshops and living knowledge of Colombia, in a tourist route that allows curious people and culture lovers to know the deepest of the country’s traditions. .
“Thanks to those who open these spaces for us so that humanity, not only from Colombia but from abroad, can learn about our great offer from Artesanías de Colombia, where we already have an artisanal tourist route that is colombiaartesanal.com.co, where you can reach to the artisans, to the workshops and to that traditional knowledge of Colombian cuisine,” concluded Mejía in conversation with Kienyke.com.