
Colombian Ties
Heritage tours for Colombian adoptees & their loved ones

Colombian Ties
Heritage tours for Colombian adoptees & their loved ones

Colombian Ties
Heritage tours for Colombian adoptees & their loved ones

Colombian Ties
Heritage tours for Colombian adoptees & their loved ones

Colombian Ties
Heritage tours for Colombian adoptees & their loved ones
Shared Journeys. Personal Discoveries. Expertly Managed.
Over the last 30+ years, we've witnessed the transformative power of group travel for adoptees and their loved ones.
Supported by our dedicated Ties team before, during, and after travel, we take pride in crafting opportunities that allow you to reconnect with people and places important to you, while connecting with a community who share similar life experiences. Join us and discover the power of heritage travel!
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We had an amazing 2025 summer trip and are working hard on future trips. If you are interested in traveling on a future Colombian Ties trip, let us know by requesting information and joining our mailing list to get all things Colombia.

Sample Itinerary

Frequently Asked Questions
about heritage travel to Colombia
Q: Do I (as an adoptee) need a Colombian Passport to enter Colombia?
A: Technical yes, but at times in the past, we know of many adoptees who have entered the country with other documents. We have partners in-country who can help you get updated documents including a cedula, and will be happy to connect you with them ahead of our travels.
YOUR TIES PROGRAM MANAGER
Ben Kaanta
Ben is a former engineer who worked for 20+ years in the biosciences in roles from project management to CEO. Longing to work more closely with people making transformations in their lives, he is a CPCC and ICF certified coach. After spending most of his life in Colorado (with stints in Indiana and California), Ben and his wife Tanya decided to pursue another passion of theirs - expanding their horizons through adventure. Along with their teenage daughter, this led to splitting their time between Colorado and living abroad. They also have a son attending college in Colorado. Ben is married to a Korean adoptee, and participated in heritage camps with his family over the years.
Please note: Ben may not travel on every trip.