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CIMA RISK

Colombia Travel Risk Intelligence

Intelligence-Led Analytics Threat Tracking Forward-Looking Assessments
What This Is

CIMA Risk reads what's happening on the ground in Colombia and turns it into intelligence you can act on. Our job isn't to reassure you; it's to give you a clear, forward-looking picture of where things stand, where they're heading, and what to watch as conditions shift, so you can plan and move with intention. Our work follows ISO 31030 and ISO 31000 principles, and stays strictly intelligence and advisory.

The Products

Our Intelligence Cadence

Every Two Weeks
Field Note

Free public reads on the site and LinkedIn.

Every Monday
Risk Brief

Weekly situational intelligence with a 7-day forward window.

Monthly
Risk Outlook

The 30-day forward view, first Monday of the month.

As Warranted
Alert

Immediate notice when a fast-moving event affects mobility and safety.

Per Engagement
Pre-Departure Assessment

Bespoke, scoped per request.

Access

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CIMA Risk Field Note
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  • Biweekly Field Note
  • Short public-facing reads
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CIMA Risk Brief
CIMA Risk Brief
$99 / mo
or $999 / yr
  • Weekly Risk Brief every Monday
  • 7-day forward window
  • Severity ratings and mobility outlook
  • Corridor and city detail
  • Alerts when warranted
  • PDF and HTML delivery
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Pre-Departure Risk Assessment, per engagement. Inquiries: info@cimarisk.com

Briefings

Latest Analysis

Vetted. Until It Isn't.
Field Note

Vetted. Until It Isn't.

A hotel earns its place on the approved list the day someone checks it. The threat keeps moving after that, the vetting seldom keeps up.

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Nobody Presses the Check-In Button
Field Note

Nobody Presses the Check-In Button

Check-in apps assume a traveler who does not exist. Walk the 11 p.m. arrival at El Dorado and see why safety has to be engineered into the trip, not hoped into the traveler.

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The Calendar Is the Map
Field Note

The Calendar Is the Map

Most of what costs a traveler a day in Colombia sits on a public calendar, from pico y placa to the August event pile-up. How to see it coming, and what a calendar won't show you.

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