Travel & Tourism

From the Caribbean to the Pacific: The “Camino de Costa Rica” invites us to explore the country like never before

If you are lovers of hiking, "touring" and knowing every corner of Costa Rica, you will love taking advantage of the 280 kilometers of travel and adventure that “El Camino de Costa Rica” has to offer. Before entering, however, a...

High hotel occupancy on Tico beaches corresponded to National Tourism

Despite the positive numbers, businessmen are reserved in their projections for January, since they are clear that the visitation was from local tourists The last weeks of December brought a bit of tranquility to entrepreneurs and workers in the tourism...

Collection of Fees from the Las Baulas National Marine Park is suspended

A day after the collection of fees began to take effect, for visiting the wetland of the Las Baulas National Marine Park, the affiliates of the Tamarindo Chamber of Commerce and Tourism and representatives of the Ministry of Environment...

Closing of Land Borders for Tourists in Costa Rica will last until February 1st

The closure of land borders for tourists in Costa Rica will last until -at least- February 1st as a measure to prevent the spread of the novel Coronavirus. The Executive announced on the afternoon of January 4th an extension...

Quepos Creates Special Certification for Sustainable Tourism Services

National and foreign tourists who visit Quepos can now choose services that guarantee respect for environmental and social standards in the protection of nature. For this, the community created the Certification of Social, Environmental and Healthy Action (CASAS). The...

Nicaragua presents Costa Rican Tour Operators with its Tourist Offer

In order to promote the diverse tourist offer from the land of lakes and volcanoes to the neighboring country of Costa Rica, last month a virtual presentation of Nicaragua was made to more than 30 Costa Rican businessmen. This activity...

9000 Ticos Repatriated last Year Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic

While international flights are recovering timidly, the Foreign Ministry made an inventory of the operations that were necessary to carry out humanitarian rescue operations in the worst moments of the Pandemic. The international border closure, which began at the end...

Exotic Sites Most Canadians Visit in Costa Rica

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...

Coastal Hotels Report 90% Occupancy by the End of the Year Despite Beach Restrictions

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,...
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Workplace wellness: 5 things companies can learn from Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula

By JW Oliver Nicoya is one of Costa Rica’s Blue Zones, a region associated with an unusually high concentration of...