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Headed your way: a second Special Print Edition

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Andrés Madrigal / The Tico Times

There’s a lot to talk about in Costa Rica these days, and we’re proud to announce that our second Tico Times Special Print Edition will be published next week – chock-full of election photos, arts and culture news, interviews, content from our columnists, and a special Community Focus section that this month will feature Tamarindo, Guanacaste.

The free 16-page publication will be distributed nationwide from Feb. 16-April 16.

Learn more about advertising in this special edition here; ad deadline is Feb. 12.

To become a distributor of this free edition, please contact us (cvargas@ticotimes.net or 4000-0838). Distributors will be listed on our website with links to their own sites or Facebook pages, as well as in stories on our site in your area of the country.

 

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