Colombia's New Cartagena Airport – a flagship project for Odinsa
The private airport sector organisations in Latin America that are most often in the news are those like Corporación América and the European operators that have taken a stake in various Brazilian airports.
But there are a number of smaller ones based there which play an important role in expanding the sector throughout the region.
One of them is Odinsa; Odinsa is progressing a 'new airport' project in Cartagena, Colombia, which is allied to the existing airport there and is scheduled to open within three years.
It may also help sustain a pre-pandemic tourist boom in Colombia, a country once considered taboo by western tourists.
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