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The Tico Times visits Puerto Viejo

Reach international and Costa Rican tourists with Puerto Viejo features in The Tico Times — the only English-language news source in Costa Rica with online, video, audio and print options. 

Our editorial team will visit Puerto Viejo from Dec. 8-16 for in-depth coverage of one of Costa Rica’s most beloved destinations. We’d love to hear your stories and work with your business! For information on potential stories, contact alex@ticotimes.net, 7194-5256.

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List your business in our new nationwide directory so that our 105,000-strong community of Costa Ricans, residents and tourists can find your services easily. Three-month free trial; $199 per year in 2019.

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Publish a photo from your business with information/links on all our social media, including a $25 boost for the demographics you want to reach.

Sponsor Our Popular Video Features – Starting at $199

Host our film crew for our Weekly Digest video news show, placing your business front and center throughout the broadcast. Includes a 10-second ad within the video and a $50 boost for the demographics of your choice. Or sponsor How to Surf in Puerto Viejo video. Partial sponsorships available on all videos.

For more information, contact: Felipe Mena, fmena@ticotimes.net, 8890-9394,

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