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Tourists entering Costa Rica before August 1 need insurance for entire trip

Before August 1, all tourists entering Costa Rica will still need to show proof of insurance covering the duration of their stay.

Anti-government protests erupt in Cuba

The anti-government rallies erupted spontaneously in several cities as the country endures its worst economic crisis in 30 years, with chronic shortages of electricity and food.

United Airlines expanding routes to Costa Rica as travel rebounds

United Airlines is preparing a significant expansion into Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean during the upcoming U.S. winter.

Costa Rica to drop insurance requirement for vaccinated travelers

Costa Rica will stop requiring a health insurance policy for minors and for adults who have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19, the country announced Friday.

Aeronautical engineering company expands Costa Rica presence

Avionyx, an aeronautical engineering company, has announced it will hire an additional 50 people in Costa Rica to meet increasing demand for aircraft software.

Costa Rica is Central America’s most powerful passport

Costa Rica has the most powerful passport in Central America, granting access to 150 countries, according to the latest version of the Henley Passport Index.

New flights strengthen connection between Costa Rica and Florida

Travelers now have more options that ever to fly between Costa Rica and Florida.

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

KLM resumes flights to Costa Rica

KLM has resumed its triangle route from Amsterdam to the San José area and Liberia, Costa Rica.

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.

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