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    A Wildlife Monitoring Program is Being Implemented to Enhance the Security of Costa Rican Airports

    Thanks to an advanced wildlife monitoring and control program, which includes cutting-edge technology and innovative management methods, AERIS, the manager of Juan Santamaría International Airport (AIJS), has achieved a crucial balance between biodiversity preservation and operational safety, having identified...

    European Tourism Leaders Explore the Rich Biodiversity of Costa Rica

    European tourism agencies visit Tortuguero, Caño Negro, San José, Turrialba, San Gerardo de Dota, Manuel Antonio, Guanacaste, Río Celeste, Arenal, and Alajuela.For a week and until November 3rd, tourism companies from the main markets in Europe and emerging countries...

    Did You Know There Is An Amish Population In Costa Rica?

    Surely many of you watched the Amish reality show on Discovery Home & Health or last year on TLC, TV programs that brought a lot of audience to learn about this community or group.Did you know that there is...

    Population Over 45 in Costa Rica Faces Challenges and Opportunities to Enter the Labor Market

    In Costa Rica, people over 45 years old face significant obstacles to accessing the job market. Despite their extensive experience, social and economic barriers continue to limit their employment opportunities. With a population projected to reach 17% of older...

    Get to Know The Costa Rican Accessible Tourism Network

    Since 2017, the Costa Rican Accessible Tourism Network has been created as a non-profit association that works day by day to make Costa Rica a destination for everyone. The three pillars of the association are information, verification, and training...

    National Costa Rican Museum will Move 3 Large Pre-Columbian Spheres from Santa Ana to San José

    On the morning of this past Thursday, the transfer of three large pre-Columbian spheres will begin from the Matra facilities in Santa Ana to the National Museum at its locations in downtown San José and Pavas. These are spheres...

    85% of Employees Improve Their Mental and Emotional Health After Exercising at Work

    The business world is experiencing a significant change in the way companies approach the well-being of their employees. In 2018, the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare issued Standard 035, which aims to prevent and control psychosocial risk factors...

    Public Gallery Opens in San José as a New Cultural Space

    Thanks to the collaboration of the Ministry of Culture and Youth, the Costa Rican Institute of Sports and the Cultural Center of Spain are opening a new public space outdoor cultural space for those who pass by the National...

    Prescription Glasses Deals to Watch for on Black Friday 2024

    IntroductionBlack Friday is the time of year when savvy shoppers and fashion enthusiasts eagerly hunt for the best deals, and 2024 is shaping up to be no exception. With its reputation for jaw-dropping discounts, Black Friday has become a...

    Katrinas Fest: Mexican Tradition of “Día de Muertos” Will Once Again Take Over San José

    The Mexican celebration of Día de Muertos has gained popularity worldwide in recent years, and Costa Rica is no exception. Part of this is the Katrinas Fest, which has five editions of bringing the music, images, and gastronomy of...
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    The Case for Cryptocurrency Adoption in Costa Rican Businesses: A Path to Financial Inclusivity and Growth

    The cryptocurrency boom, as evidenced by growing BTC/USDT interest over the past decade, has reshaped the financial landscape globally,...
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