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Ticos ride surf school wave in Nosara

Local Costa Rican surfers who once worked for North American surf-school owners are setting up shop themselves in this Nicoya Peninsula beach community.

Arenal Volcano Tourism Thrives Despite Dormancy in Costa Rica

The volcano that made La Fortuna abruptly quieted in October of 2010. Can the town rebrand itself as a rain-forest-adventure destination?

Thousands of public employees strike: What should you know?

An overview of the public employees strike, and how it could affect Costa Rica.

Salary strike ends in stalemate

President Laura Chinchilla agrees to meet with strike leaders Monday at 2 p.m.

Aussie traveler knocks oxcart painting off bucket list

Journalist Christie Peucker, on a personal journey dubbed “30 Days for 30 Years,” sojourned in the artisan town of Sarchí to learn the traditional Costa Rican art of oxcart painting.

Juan Santamaría International Airport named third-best in Latin America

Nearly 1.2 million foreigners passed through the airport last year.

Costa Rican conductor wins Grammy for 2nd year in a row

Giancarlo Guerrero takes home the prestigious U.S. music prize for Best Classical Instrumental Solo.

A flower helps repair a shattered community

Seventy kilometers of hydrangeas will decorate the highways that go through the Poás region.

A death in Iraq changes Tico family forever

Costa Ricans Carlos and Mélida Arredondo lost their son in the Iraq War in 2004. Since then, political triumphs and personal tragedies have defined their lives.

Poás businesses want tourists back

Three years after an earthquake ravaged the Poás region, tourism operators are making a push to show the area has recovered and has plenty to offer.

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