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Overtourism in Costa Rica, find here ten ways you can help

Sometimes we are here, sitting in front of our keyboard. Our window shows buildings, people walking, indifferent pedestrians, and honking cars, and we dream about this trip to the rainforest, monkeys, sloths, a piña colada, and the ocean waves. We do not dream about long lines and noisy groups of teenagers, but over-tourism is a

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Areas That Attract the Most Tourists to Costa Rica

Since 2019, the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) has defined the most important tourist destinations in the country. The main sites were listed in the National Tourism Plan 2022-2027.   They established the Integrated Tourism Destination Management Program to promote the development of these areas (PGIDT). Its mission is to oversee tourism competitiveness, create jobs,

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July 25th, a Nicoya Peninsula and Costa Rican holiday, what s it about?

Because some of the reasons may be forgotten during the festivities, we’d like to remind you of specific facts about this significant Costa Rica holiday that celebrates the annexation of the fantastic Nicoya Peninsula.   Nicoya’s Origin Guanacaste Day is observed yearly on July 25 in Costa Rica. The festival marks the annexation of Nicoya

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Costa Rica won a special prize as a “Sustainable International Destination”

Costa Rica won a special prize as a “Sustainable International Destination” for the Spanish Viajar magazine. It is the first country to win this award. Costa Rica unanimously won Viajar’s special prize “Sustainable International Destination” by offering visitors the chance to visit 8 biological reserves as sustainable destinations. It is the first country to ever

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“Essential Costa Rica”: A country brand that soars

A nearly ten-year-old plan has allowed Costa Rica to present itself to the rest of the world by completely promoting tourism, commerce, and investment alongside environmental sustainability and national culture. This “Essential Costa Rica” is the Country Brand that supports the national image while also having a positioning axis or marketing aspect and increasing competitiveness.

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Costa Rica Whale Watching season is on! Come over!

Whale watching is one of the most popular activities for both local and international tourists in Costa Rica since the warm water and quantity of food sources provide ideal circumstances for humpback whales. Tourists flock to Quepos and Uvita every year for the Costa Rica Whale Watching season, which includes humpback whales, pilot whales, Bryde

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Costa Rica as Leading Tourist Destination in Mexico and Central America

Costa Rica is awarded as the Leading Tourist Destination in Mexico and Central America The award for “Leading Destination” in tourism in the Mexico and Central America regional category of the “World Travel Awards 2022” went to Costa Rica again. In addition, the country was also recognized as the leading adventure tourism destination in the

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Manuel Antonio National Park, an insider’s guide

What is Manuel Antonio National Park in Costa Rica? Manuel Antonio National Park and its surrounding region are one of Costa Rica’s most comprehensive tourist destinations. It boasts beautiful beaches, a vibrant rainforest, plenty of wildlife sightings, and a superb selection of lodgings, activities, restaurants, and other experiences for any traveler.     In this

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The Manuel Antonio National Park inaugurated an accessible walkway

The Manuel Antonio National Park unveiled a 164-meter-long accessible walkway made of plastic caps as raw material. 30 tons of plastic were collected and processed in order to construct this boardwalk. This new innovation will make it possible for persons with limited mobility to visit the beach. The park, which is located in the canton

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