Travel

For lovers of tourism and exotic travel, this year 2020 will be remembered like no other. Most countries in the world had to set up travel restrictions to prevent the spread of COVID-19, a pandemic that still afflicts the...

The National Chamber of Tourism (CANATUR) reported that coastal hotels qualify as "excellent" the occupancy for the end and beginning of the year, despite changes in restrictions announced by the government.Recently, the authorities announced that as of December 31st,...

The experience of traveling is simply an inexplicable great sensation. The world offers scenarios for all tastes: tropical climates, lush beaches, snow and volcanoes. For adventurers with more demanding tastes, we suggest changing the low temperatures and enjoying the...

The Golfito area is in the south of Costa Rica and is known as its last frontier. A remote and remote region of the country. The south of Costa Rica is mostly unexplored and services are basic, but there...

Juan Santamaría Airport

Costa Rica will not prohibit the entry of passengers from the United Kingdom, despite the detection in that country of a new strain of Sars-CoV-2 that causes the COVID-19 disease. In addition to spreading rapidly, the new strain is...

Its enormous measures show the desire for the recovery of the national tourism sector. Faced with the extraordinary challenges that the pandemic has posed, the Flag of Tourism, the largest Costa Rican flag in the country, flies as...

AERIS (Juan Santamaría International Airport administrators) reported that this week the operation of new routes by JetBlue and United Airlines. “From August to November we have registered the departure of more than 68 thousand passengers. Although the return has...

Costa Rica's Immigration Administration published a resolution which extends the validity of tourist visas until March 2021

24,606 Americans and 4,322 Europeans entered Costa Rica by air during November. "This signal that we receive from the most important tourist markets for Costa Rica is encouraging to more than 600,000 Costa Ricans who directly and indirectly live from tourism