05/10/2012

Obama's Colombia Travel Documents Now Available

Following up on the exclusive report "Obama Crew's Colombian Hotels & Vehicles -- Without Hookers -- Costs a Million," U.S. Trade & Aid Monitor belatedly is making available the related contracting documents it had obtained.

As previously reported, President Obama's delegation rented 1,046 rooms at 13 separate hotels for an estimated cost of  $640,000, plus 163 vehicles for use by "over 1,300 hundred visitors/guests" for an additional $351,000.

See documents below.

ACQUISITION OF HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS IN SUPPORT OF PRESIDENTIAL AND VIP TRAVEL (.pdf)

ACQUISITION OF VEHICLE RENTAL IN SUPPORT OF PRESIDENTIAL AND VIP TRAVEL (.pdf)

May 10, 2012 3:41:34 PM | Colombia, Corruption and Waste, White House

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