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The progressive return of commercial flights to the Juan Santamaría International Airport (AIJS) is increasingly palpable. The main air terminal in Costa Rica is ready to receive more European lines, including Air France this October, British Airways and KLM...

Immunity to the SARS-CoV-2 Coronavirus is still a mystery to science. But a study to be conducted in Costa Rica will seek to answer some of the most important questions. The authorities of the Costa Rican Social Security Fund...

After ten months closed, the Chirripó National Park will open its doors next December, enabling reservations through its website and allowing bubbles for between six and eight people to enter.The National System of Conservation Areas (Sinac) published on October...

As of next Monday, October 26th, those who enter the country by air will not need a negative PCR test for COVID-19. The requirement is eliminated for both tourists and Costa Ricans, reported Gustavo Segura, Minister of Tourism.In this...

The XXXVI edition of Expotur will be held virtually, from November 16 to 21, using the latest technology to promote personalized approaches that will serve as a showcase for the promotion and marketing of Costa Rica as a tourist...

A few months ago, after being in an intense self-defense class, the partners, friends and beauty queens María Teresa Rodríguez (Miss Costa Rica 2008) and Johana García (Mrs Universe 2016)

The Central American country celebrated World Tourism Day yesterday with the inauguration of the “Port to Port” route between Ciudad Cortés and Puerto JiménezGustavo J. Segura, Minister of Tourism of Costa Rica this Sunday morning toured part of the...

In most homes there is always at least one pet, which usually happens to be another member of the family. And is that pets are very popular around the world

The rapid growth of cities is a major challenge for countries, mainly in Latin America, where urban areas are developing at an accelerated pace and two-thirds of the population lives in them, and almost 80% of the region`s inhabitants....

80% of Costa Ricans said they agree that "protesters have the right to express their points of view publicly, but not to block streets and stop traffic," according to a survey by the company Enfoques Estudios de Opinion.The measurement...