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The outlook for Costa Rica’s hotel industry post Covid-19

In this final article in the series that looks at Covid-19 and the hospitality industry in Costa Rica, I will look at a brighter future for hotels and the hospitality industry

Hotels in Costa Rica: Riding out the pandemic

As Covid travel restrictions shut down the borders, people were laid off as jobs disappeared, but the flexibility and resilience of the Ticos came to the fore.

Covid-19: Crisis in the Costa Rican hospitality industry

It has been like living through a slow motion train wreck. The name of the train was Covid-19.

Costa Rica promotes tourism at ITB Berlin Now

ITB Berlin, which bills itself as the world's leading travel trade show, has a bit of a Costa Rican flair. 

How one Costa Rican non-profit responded to the tourism crisis

Mar a Mar is a non-profit organization whose sole purpose is increasing tourism exposure and revenues in Costa Rica through promotion and development of El Camino de Costa Rica.

Lonely Planet names Costa Rica as one of top travel destinations in 2020

Lonely Planet praised Costa Rica's eco-friendly power grid and its aggressive decarbonization plan.

First look: Costa Rica’s new tourism campaign in the United States

Costa Rica this week launched a new tourism campaign in major U.S. and Canadian markets. Branded "Only the Essentials," the marketing push promotes Costa Rica...

The End of the Road: Hiking the Camino de Costa Rica (Part 5)

Earlier this year, we told you about Camino de Costa Rica, a 280-km hike from Costa Rica's Atlantic to its Pacific coast. 

The Best of Both Worlds Hiking the Camino de Costa Rica (Part 4)

Earlier this year, we told you about Camino de Costa Rica, a 280-km hike from Costa Rica's Atlantic to its Pacific coast. 

The Continuing Journey of Hiking the Camino de Costa Rica (Part 3)

Earlier this year, we told you about Camino de Costa Rica, a 280-km hike from Costa Rica's Atlantic to its Pacific coast. 

Hiking the Camino de Costa Rica Trail (Part 2)

Earlier this year, we told you about Camino de Costa Rica, a 280-km hike from Costa Rica's Atlantic to its Pacific coast. 

Letters from the trail: Hiking the Camino de Costa Rica (Part 1)

Earlier this year, we told you about Camino de Costa Rica, a 280-km hike from Costa Rica's Atlantic to its Pacific coast. 
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Cartago Reverses Business Closure Order for Independence Night

Cartago has withdrawn its Independence Day business closure order, and the Security Ministry now says the decision was never its to make.

Why Costa Ricans Carry Lanterns on the Eve of Independence Day

Across Costa Rica tonight, children will step into the streets carrying glowing handmade lanterns, continuing one of the country’s most recognizable Independence Day traditions....

Rain Expected Across Costa Rica for Lantern Parade Night

Thunderstorms are forecast for the Central and South Pacific this afternoon and for the Caribbean and Northern Zone after dark, putting rain over tonight's farolito parades.

National Geographic Spotlights the Bribri Community That Grows Cacao by Hand

A National Geographic Traveller feature has put international attention on Yorkín, a Bribri community in the Talamanca Mountains of southeastern Costa Rica, and on...