Travel & Tourism

Costa Rica Consolidates Position as a World Leader in Ecotourism and Safe Destinations

Costa Rica continues to set the benchmark for global sustainable travel, reinforcing its reputation as one of the world's most desirable and eco-conscious destinations. Travel projections and international sustainability assessments highlight the Central American nation for its seamless integration...

How Wellness Tourism Is Changing The Way People Experience Travel

Have you heard about the hype of Wellness Tourism? The social media world has been pushing for ‘travelling for wellness’ and for all the good reasons. Earlier, people visited Dubai or other places for sightseeing, with tight itineraries and back-to-back...

Costa Rica Reaches Nearly One Million U.S. Tourists in Six Month

Strong Demand Across Key Markets Figures released by the Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT) highlight the United States as the main driver of incoming travel, accounting for over 966,000 air arrivals and a 4.9% increase compared to previous figures. Canada demonstrated...

Community-Led Tourism in La Fortuna, Costa Rica: The Adifort Story

Top 1% Global Destination: La Fortuna Waterfall ranks among Tripadvisor's top 1% of attractions worldwide, welcoming over 350,000 visitors annually. 100% Community-Owned: Unlike conventional resort destinations, profits flow directly to the Integral Development Association of La Fortuna (Adifort). Direct Social Reinvestment:...

Ecological Blue Flag Celebrates 30 Years of Environmental Leadership by Awarding 143 Costa Rican Beaches

PUNTARENAS, Costa Rica — The Ecological Blue Flag Program (PBAE/Beaches) is marking three decades of leading coastal conservation and sustainable development across Costa Rica. To celebrate this 30-year milestone, the Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT) has officially awarded 143...

Guanacaste Airport Expands Canadian Network with New Direct Ottawa Route

Guanacaste Airport (LIR) is set to expand its connectivity with North America this winter. The Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT) announced a brand-new direct route connecting Costa Rica’s sun-drenched Pacific coast to Ottawa, Canada. Starting December 20, 2026, travelers will...

San José, Costa Rica: A Province of Cities, Mountains, and Coffee

San José, Costa Rica: Where Urban Life Meets Nature San José, Costa Rica is far more than the nation's capital. While the province is home to the country's political, cultural, and economic center, it also encompasses fertile valleys, coffee plantations,...

Puntarenas, Costa Rica: Where Nature Shapes Wellbeing

Puntarenas, Costa Rica is one of the country's most geographically diverse provinces, stretching along much of the Pacific coastline and encompassing rainforests, rivers, mangrove estuaries, islands, fertile valleys, and some of Costa Rica's richest marine ecosystems. These remarkable landscapes...

Limón, Costa Rica: The Caribbean Coast and the Culture of Wellbeing

Limón, Costa Rica: Where the Caribbean Meets Nature Limón, Costa Rica is a province where the Caribbean Sea, tropical rainforests, winding rivers, and vibrant coastal communities come together to create one of the country's most distinctive destinations. Unlike any other...

Heredia, Costa Rica: Coffee, Cloud Forests, and the Quiet Landscape

Heredia, Costa Rica: Where Coffee and Nature Thrive Heredia, Costa Rica offers a quieter side of the country, where mist-covered coffee plantations, cloud forests, fertile valleys, and mountain landscapes have shaped life for generations. While many regions of Costa Rica...
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 San José Municipality Cancels Zapote Fair Tender: Are Year-End Festivities at Risk?

The iconic year-end celebrations in San José, Costa Rica, face mounting uncertainty after the local government officially declared the...