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- Half Marathon Cundinamarca
Event information
The CCB Andean Half Marathon is a commitment of the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce that connects sport, culture, tourism and development economic in the territories of the region. More than a career, it is a regional activation platform that seeks to strengthen the business fabric, energize strategic sectors and position municipalities as scenarios competitive for large format events.
Through this initiative, the CCB promotes tourism sports, promotes healthy lifestyle habits and generates opportunities for businessmen, entrepreneurs and local communities, integrating in the same stage sporting, cultural and commercial experiences that contribute to the development and competitiveness of the territory.
Results and economic impact
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The next goal
The CCB 2025 Andean Half Marathon – Fusagasugá Edition had a positive impact on the local area, establishing itself as a platform for economic, tourism and business development in the region.
Key findings
Indicator | Result |
|---|---|
Estimated economic impact | $2.5 billion |
Participating runners | 7,150 athletes |
Occupation hotel | 99.8% |
Growth of local commerce | 17% |
Direct jobs generated | 800 |
Companies participating in business conference | 60 |
Business appointments made | 260 |
Brands present at business fair | +90 |
Impact on the local area
The race revitalised sectors such as hospitality, gastronomy, transport, tourism, wellness, culture and local commerce, bolstering the competitiveness of Fusagasugá and the province of Sumapaz as a venue for large-scale events.
Furthermore, the CCB Andean Half Marathon incorporated business, cultural and gastronomic activities that expanded opportunities for entrepreneurs, businesspeople and local communities.