Monthly Archives: December, 2010

A night of open bar and all-you-can-eat fine hors d’oeuvres costs $45 per person at the Corteza Amarilla Art Lodge and Spa’s new restaurant.

The new eatery in Escazú’s Plaza Florencia offers Venezuelan dishes like arepas as well as pizzas, pastas and baked goods.

The new Suu Manuel Antonio offers pure white luxury with a vibrant backdrop of Pacific Ocean and tropical rain forest.

Restaurant options and resources for the veg-minded are on the rise throughout the country.

In Nicaragua, the end of the year is tied to traditional celebrations. Some of them are celebrated all over Central America, while others are...

Another year has come and gone and as we take a look around the world, I think we are pretty lucky to be in...

The government still has hundreds more homes to inspect.

Bidding ended Tuesday for companies competing for a stake in Costa Rica's newly opened mobile telephone market. Mexico's América Móvil and Spain's Telefónica each bid $70 million to compete against the government-owned Costa Rican Electricity Institute. Privatization of the cell phone market is a key requirement for the recently adopted Central American Free Trade Agreement.

For the second time, Costa Rica will host the Medical Travel International Business Summit, which is scheduled for May 2-4 in Guanacaste.

Indiana's Richard Lugar said Millennium Challenge Corporation funding should be frozen due to Nicaraguan occupancy of Isla Calero.