HomeThe Tico TimesOur 2019 Green Season Print Edition is here!

Our 2019 Green Season Print Edition is here!

Let freedom (and a new Tico Times print edition) ring!

The Tico Times is celebrating this Fourth of July with the release of our 2019 Green Season print edition, which is now being distributed nationwide.

Pick up a copy to read our deep dive to the Southern Zone; tourist tips and tricks; Costa Rica classifieds; and messages from our sponsors. Check out our list of distributors here; we recommend contacting your favorite pickup point before making a trip since distribution is now underway.

Stay tuned for daily coverage from The Tico Times here at TicoTimes.net. Have story suggestions or a Photo of the Day submission? Contact us at alejandro@ticotimes.net.

Here’s where to find The Tico Times in print

 

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