The Puente de Venecia bridge in southern Bogotá, Colombia, was reopened to traffic, a measure that began at 3:30 a.m. according to the article. ^[1] The Instituto Distrital de Turismo de Bogotá (IDT) opened its 'Experiencias Bogotá 2026' call on 2026-08-27 to identify, characterize, and strengthen tourism experiences with potential to enrich and diversify the city's tourism offerings. ^[2] Bogotá concentrates 68% of the Japanese projects that have arrived in Colombia since 2021. ^[3] The FOTOMUSEO - Museo Nacional de la Fotografía de Colombia will host the 11th Photomathon on September 5 and 6, 2026. ^[4] The most recent Traffic Management Plan of Bogotá provides for the initial opening of two of the bridge's three ramps, namely the straight (recto) and central ramps. ^[5] According to the Instituto Distrital de Turismo de Bogotá, up to 30 tourism experiences may be selected in the 'Experiencias Bogotá 2026' call, with 17 prioritized for a technical strengthening process led by the IDT, while the remaining experiences will be added to the Institute's Tourism Experience Bank for future consideration. ^[6] The 'Experiencias Bogotá 2026' call is open from 2026-08-27 to 2026-09-18, after which the Instituto Distrital de Turismo de Bogotá will carry out review, evaluation, selection, and results publication stages. ^[7] The Instituto Distrital de Turismo de Bogotá said its 'Experiencias Bogotá 2026' call is directed at tourism service providers, community organizations, associations, collectives, tourism operators, and other actors directly responsible for experiences developed in Bogotá, with the aim of technically accompanying initiatives that connect tourists, visitors, and residents with the city's culture, gastronomy, nature, heritage, creativity, and territory stories. ^[8] The reactivation of the trade agreement is expected to potentiate technology transfer. ^[9] More than 500 participants are expected to use cameras or smartphones to document the cultural, social, territorial, and human diversity of the capital. ^[10] The event invites citizens, amateur and professional photographers, and families to explore different sectors of Bogotá under the concept 'Bogotá, Diverse City'. ^[11] The activity includes 20 thematic photo routes designed to encourage new ways of observing the territory. ^[12]