Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to head off on their travels once again - this time to Colombia. The Sussexes are set to visit the South American country , notorious for its crime rate, this summer for four days after being invited by the nation's vice president. The trip to Colombia will be their second official tour of the year after they visited Nigeria in May taking part in a range of activities over three days.
The royal couple are due to touch down in the Colombian capital of Bogota tomorrow (Thursday, August 15), before heading to the coastal city of Cartagena the following day. Their trip will include attending a prominent music festival and visiting a town with a harrowing past. Here's what we know so far.
.. Where are Harry and Meghan visiting? The four-day trip will see Harry and Meghan head to three different locations in Colombia .
One of them is the South American country's capital Bogota, while the other cities are Cali and Cartagena. Cali is a city southwest of Bogota and is known for its salsa dancing clubs, while Cartagena is a port city on Colombia's Caribbean coast with beautiful beaches. The UK's Foreign Office advises against travel to certain parts of Colombia, while the United States State Department advises citizens to reconsider plans to travel there and urges people to "exercise increased caution due to civil unrest and kidnapping".
The trip is likely to see them guarded by heavy security. Why are Harry and Meghan going to Colombia? Harry and .