Colombian President Gustavo Petro has undertaken 65 international trips during his term, spending almost three months outside of Colombia. This makes him the most traveled president in the country’s history, raising questions about priorities and resource allocation. Details regarding his destinations and associated expenses are currently being examined. The trips are framed within the context of international diplomacy, but also draw scrutiny given ongoing domestic issues. Data indicates a significant amount of time dedicated to foreign engagements. The analysis, originally published by La Silla Vacía, provides a detailed overview of Petro's travel patterns. Further reporting will likely delve into the impact of these travels on both foreign relations and internal policies.