Today in Costa Rica The Hidden Treasures of Costa Rica Beyond Fishing 7 Ways to Save Money When Travelling in Costa Rica Costa Rica Solo Female Travel Safety Guide And Expert Tips When Bocas del Toro, Panama was part of Costa Rica Cessna Caravan 208 Veers Off Runway at San Jose Airport HomeUncategorizedInternational Women's Day International Women’s Day By Alberto Font March 8, 2015 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail Alberto Font/The Tico Times Luisa Nelson, from Limón province, was the first female mechanic to work at the Limón port, in 1978. She received a recognition during the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Moín port on Sunday, International Women’s Day. Popular Articles Lost in Translation: 10 Costa Rica Words That Might Trip You Up Spend a little time in Costa Rica, and you’ll quickly realize it is a country that plays by its own rules and has some... Read more Costa Rica Jungle Trail Adventure With Two Very Different Dogs When I go to the beach, part of my routine is a strenuous jungle hike every morning. While the distance covered is only about... Read more The Hidden Treasures of Costa Rica Beyond Fishing Humpback and killer whales, sea turtles and a myriad of plant life also await fishermen in Costa Rica. Read more Alberto Font Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail Latest Articles Michael Jordan in Costa Rica for Fishing Tournament January 10, 2025 Chained Monkey Among Latest Wildlife Rescues in Costa Rica January 10, 2025 Costa Rica Stands with Venezuelan Opposition Leader Edmundo González January 10, 2025 Costa Rican Currency Market Shows Steady Dollar Decline January 10, 2025 Former Honduras General Hospitalized Before Protest Death Trial January 9, 2025 10 Fun and Interesting Facts to Know About Costa Rica January 9, 2025 SINAC Issues Alert Over High Risk of Forest Fires in Costa Rica January 9, 2025