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Domestic airline Aerobell adds flights to SJO

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Domestic airline Aerobell will operate flights out of Juan Santamaría International Airport (SJO) starting this December.
Travel and Tourism

Watch: Costa Rica’s new tourism ad promises ‘Only the Essentials’

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Costa Rica on Monday announced a new tourism campaign targeting major markets across the United States and Canada. The Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT)...
Costa Rica

Costa Rica Travel on a budget: 3 cheap Costa Rica Vacation Destinations

Alejandro Zúñiga -
ICT's "Vamos a Turistear" campaign offers advice, recommendations and travel deals for Ticos and foreigners alike. 
Costa Rica

OIJ finds female body near where Carla Stefaniak went missing

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The body was found in San Antonio of Escazú, San José, where Stefaniak had been staying at an Airbnb.
Arts and Culture

Shaping Costa Rica’s food culture with tourism

The Tico Times -
How has travel and tourism affected Costa Rican cuisine, and how can we embrace local ingredients without shutting out the world?
Business

Administrative Court bans dry law during holidays

L. Arias -
Costa Rica municipalities can no longer ban the sale of alcohol during religious and other holidays except for Holy Thursday and Good Friday, a court ruled.
Airlines

Air France to start direct flights between Paris and San José

The Tico Times -
Travelers can go from "buenos días" to "bonjour" twice a week on Boeing 777-300s starting Nov. 2.
Business

Tourism businesses promote Costa Rica in Europe this week

L. Arias -
A group of 34 Costa Rican tourism companies are presenting their products and services this week at the World Travel Market 2015, taking place in London through Thursday.
Arts and Culture

Alajuela’s neighborhood petroglyphs offer window to the past

The Tico Times -
Long before Columbus found his way to America – and long, long before there were telephones and computers – the people of the Central Valley had a durable communication system.
Arts and Culture

Mysterious Costa Rica Stone Spheres Granted World Heritage status

The Tico Times -
President Luis Guillermo Solís said the international recognition could ignite rural tourism in the economically depressed Southern Zone.
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