Located in the heart of the Eje Cafetero, the Sazagua Boutique Hotel is consolidating its position as a global benchmark for sustainable luxury tourism. With its recent expansion to the iconic Cocora Valley, this project demonstrates that it is possible to combine exclusivity with respect for nature and local culture.

Sazagua has transformed an old colonial house in Pereira into an oasis that connects its visitors with the biodiversity and traditions of the Eje Cafetero. Surrounded by lush landscapes that are home to 45% of Colombia's bird species and more than 650 types of orchids, the hotel offers unique experiences, from visits to coffee farms to relaxation rituals in its renowned Masinga spa.

The opening of a second location in the Cocora Valley represents a renewed commitment to sustainability. This ecological sanctuary, home to the wax palm - Colombia's national tree - has been declared a national heritage site, and the Valle de Cocora Boutique Hotel prioritizes care for the environment through responsible practices and experiences that highlight the connection with nature.

With the support of ProColombia, Sazagua has participated in international fairs and commercial appointments in key markets such as Spain, Germany and England. This has allowed it to establish alliances with tourism agencies seeking luxury destinations in unique natural environments. 

The hotel employs 62 local collaborators and maintains a firm commitment to the region's economy. In addition to generating employment, it promotes practices that preserve the coffee culture and protect the Andean landscapes. This combination of luxury, sustainability and authenticity makes it an ideal destination for investors interested in the development of responsible tourism in Colombia.

Sazagua not only invites you to explore the natural and cultural richness of the country, but also opens the doors to a business model that unites excellence, sustainability and profitability.

Investing in luxury tourism in Colombia has never had such a transformative impact.

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