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Is the worst over for language schools?

The Instituto Británico is closing its doors in June but other local language schools think they have what it takes to bounce back from the 2008 economic downturn.

The kindest hotel owner in Costa Rica

Rancho Armadillo owner Rick Vogel will make you a piña colada and do your dishes.

Chinchilla talks trade on EU visit

President Laura Chinchilla embarked last Sunday on a two-week trip to Europe to discuss foreign investment opportunities, more trade liberalization, and environmental policy.

Brazilian language institute opens first franchise in Costa Rica

Wizard language schools, founded in Brazil in 1987, have 1,200 sites around the world.

Are the eggs on your plate free-range?

Humane Society International launches a program in Costa Rica to convince restaurant and store owners to better market eggs produced from free-range chickens. But consumers still need education, the head of the program says.

From Pasture to Paradise: Hacienda Pinilla

Atlanta developer Hg Patillo bought a 4,500-acre farm in 1973; now it's an eco-friendly and luxurious vacation community.

Playing on grass at the Four Seasons Papagayo

It's the only grass tennis court in the Four Seasons chain, and it may be the only in all of Costa Rica.

No Festival Imperial in 2013?

The man behind the fest discussed with The Tico Times the festival’s achievements, reactions from the artists who played and the challenges of pulling off a Festival Imperial next year.

Costa Rica needs more taxes … eventually

Some experts say there's only one way out of Costa Rica's ongoing fiscal deficit problem: new taxes.

15 years later, Bill Clinton returns to Costa Rica

At the 2nd annual Sustainability and Happiness Business Forum, the former U.S. president selected the six people who could “save the world.”

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