The Philippines and Colombia have signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen tourism cooperation as the two countries mark 80 years of diplomatic relations.
The agreement aims to expand exchanges and collaboration in tourism, research, education, investment, and sustainability.
Both governments said the pact will help deepen people-to-people ties and promote mutual growth.
The agreement was signed on June 18 by Colombian Minister Diana Marcela Morales Rojas and Philippine Ambassador Adrian Bernie on behalf of the Department of Tourism.
Colombian officials said the deal was the result of years of diplomatic coordination between the two countries.
Source: PhilNews24 | June 28, 2026
PHILIPPINES, COLOMBIA CELEBRATE 80 YEARS OF RELATIONS WITH TOURISM PACT
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