Today in Costa Rica Costa Rica Moves to Restrict Imports Linked to Forced Labor Rebeca Grynspan Strengthens Lead in Race for UN Secretary-General Polarization in Costa Rica is Rooted in Ancient History Costa Rica El Niño Plan Warns of Major Water Supply Risks Costa Rica Takes Growing Role in U.S. Deportation Program HomeTopicsArts and CultureCosta Rica's Copa del Café tennis tournament opens in Escazú Costa Rica’s Copa del Café tennis tournament opens in Escazú By Alberto Font January 6, 2015 Share FacebookXWhatsAppEmail Alberto Font/The Tico Times Trending Now Margaritaville at Sea Adds Limón as Its First Costa Rica Port Margaritaville at Sea will make Limón its first Costa Rica port of call in 2028. Read more McDonald’s Opens Its 81st Location in Costa Rica The fast-food chain enters Puntarenas with a solar-powered location offering AutoMac and McCafé. Read more Costa Rica Proposes Ending Electric Vehicle Tax Breaks Anyone thinking about buying an electric vehicle in Costa Rica could eventually face a much higher tax bill under a new government proposal that... Read more Bryan Ruiz Debuts as Costa Rica Coach With Nations League Survival at Stake Bryan Ruiz coaches Costa Rica for the first time tonight against Nicaragua, with Keylor Navas back and Nations League relegation at stake. Read more Costa Rica Opens Modern Pier at Historic San Lucas Island Visitors to San Lucas Island National Park now have an easier way to get ashore after Costa Rica opened a new tourist pier at... Read more Costa Rica loses to Haiti 2-0 in another Nations League setback Costa Rica's national soccer team went to Jamaica last night needing a win, yet it came away with another loss. Haiti beat La Sele... Read more Costa Rica Authorities Find Dock Inside Protected Río Tárcoles Area Environmental authorities are preparing legal action after inspectors found a long walkway, dock and floating platform extending into a protected area along the Río... Read more Costa Rica beats Nicaragua 3-0 as Bryan Ruiz wins debut on the bench Costa Rica finally had something to celebrate last night as La Sele defeated Nicaragua 3-0 in Managua, giving Bryan Ruiz a victory in his... Read more Costa Rica Moves to Restrict Imports Linked to Forced Labor Costa Rica is setting up a new system to keep goods made with forced labor from entering, a move that comes a little more... Read more Alberto Font Share FacebookXWhatsAppEmail San José Guanacaste Limón Puntarenas Loading… Feels like Humidity Wind Full Costa Rica Forecast → Data: OpenWeatherMap Latest News from Costa Rica Costa Rica Among Only Two Latin American Countries Where Most Say Nation Is on Right Track October 4, 2026 Costa Rica Authorities Find Dock Inside Protected Río Tárcoles Area October 4, 2026 Costa Rica Faces Haiti at a Packed Saprissa With Bryan Ruiz’s Future Undecided October 4, 2026 Can environmentalism in Costa Rica learn lessons from the past? October 4, 2026 Heavy Rains Threaten Costa Rica’s Cacao Harvest in the Caribbean October 4, 2026 Costa Rica Hotel Project Faces Environmental Damage Allegations October 3, 2026 Who Pays Tax on Rent in Costa Rica? The Numbers Don’t Add Up October 3, 2026