Alejandro Zúñiga

More than a century of racist laws and policies helped shape Limón. Communities and their distinctive cultures were forged through hardships often condoned by the Costa Rican government. But now the province’s Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism hopes to turn the region into “a new Cancún,”

Cerro Dantas is a private reserve so removed from the city that the only noises at night are the wind and the calls of mysterious animals.

The Tico Times has experience with some of the less publicized aspects of living in Costa Rica: the laws, the social intricacies and the cultural norms beyond learning to say, “Pura Vida, mae.”

Soccer in Costa Rica has come a long way.

The Costa Rican government on Monday confirmed that a court has suspended implementation of a QR code-based Covid-19 vaccine passport. “Monday afternoon, notification of...

AstraZeneca on Sunday delivered 256,200 Covid-19 vaccine doses to Costa Rica, completing the contracted amount between the pharmaceutical and the Central American country. Costa Rica...

American Airlines is significantly decreasing its presence in New York City, and its routes to Costa Rica are among the upcoming cuts. According to...

A Costa Rican court has temporarily suspended the country’s implementation of a QR code-based Covid-19 vaccine passport, according to multiple media reports. Per Delfino.cr,...

The MV Emerald Princess, a Princess Cruise Line ship, arrived Friday to the port of Limón with 1,714 passengers and 1,058 crew members. It...

August through October are historically Costa Rica’s slowest tourism months.