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Polarization in Costa Rica is Rooted in Ancient History
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Costa Rica Yoga: Adapting Practice while on your Trip
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April 14, 2022
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Costa Rica’s Unofficial Third Season
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Domestic airlines prepare Semana Santa flights and deals
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Domestic airlines resume intra-Costa Rica flights
Costa Rica Yoga: Adapting Practice while on your Trip
Tico Times
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April 14, 2022
The word “yoga” in Sanskrit literally translates to “union or coming together” – a joining of the body, mind and spirit. As travelers, it’s...
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Costa Rica’s Unofficial Third Season
CHoward
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December 14, 2021
Costa Rica has a tropical climate since it lies so near the equator. In fact, the country is famous for having one of the...
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Domestic airlines prepare Semana Santa flights and deals
Alejandro Zúñiga
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March 23, 2021
Two domestic airlines, SANSA and Costa Rica Green Airways, continue to offer intra-national flights during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Domestic airlines resume intra-Costa Rica flights
Alejandro Zúñiga
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October 21, 2020
Costa Rican airline SANSA has resumed domestic commercial service, the carrier announced.
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Trip Report: Flying domestic airlines in Costa Rica
Alejandro Zúñiga
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April 6, 2019
As part of The Tico Times’ Deep Dives, we review domestic flights in Costa Rica.
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Tips for meaningful travel in Costa Rica
Alejandro Zúñiga
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November 7, 2018
Here are some tips on how to make the most of your Costa Rican experience.
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Despite its dark past, Medellín, Colombia, remains one of Latin America’s great cities
The Tico Times
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March 20, 2017
Once synonymous with drugs and bloodshed, Medellín now provides an unbelievably vibrant and colorful stage for an increasing number of foreign visitors.
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Café Rojo: And here the twain shall meet
The Tico Times
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February 5, 2015
Café Rojo is cute. The red sign hanging from the iron gate is cute. The one-room dining room is cute. Slatted wood tables out...
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Urban bus tour celebrates San José
The Tico Times
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January 20, 2015
“When you’re on vacation,” says Andrés Oreamuno, “you want to take the most advantage of your time. You don’t want to waste a minute.” So...
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Eight official rules for getting your free refill at McDonald’s
The Tico Times
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January 19, 2015
If you're from the U.S. or Canada, you likely understand the concept of free refills quite well. You order a soft drink. When you've...
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What to Do if Bees Attacks you in Cost Rica
Tico Times
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August 12, 2005
The only thing someone can do when attacked by bees is run, preferably in a zig-zag pattern, to the shelter of deep water or...
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US Military Plane Flies 45 Tons of Seized Drugs Out of Costa Rica
Costa Rica sent 45 tons of seized drugs to the US on a military jet after prosecutors said budget limits prevented destroying them at home.
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Polarization in Costa Rica is Rooted in Ancient History
At the University of Oxford, we have been helping to build a vast database of world history capable of explaining why some civilizations grow...
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El Niño Could End Costa Rica’s Rainy Season Early This Year
El Niño could end Costa Rica's rainy season early. Here is what an 80% September rain shortfall in Guanacaste means for your water and plans.
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Costa Rica Camera Traps Capture Margay, Pumas and River Otters
Over the last few years, I’ve worked my way up to the point where I have enough camera traps monitoring little patches of Costa...
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