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San José to get nearly 100 new security cameras

Araya said the municipality is investing approximately ₡360 million ($647,000) in improving the city’s video surveillance system, which currently has 120 cameras mainly in downtown San José.

San José’s Plaza de la Cultura scheduled to reopen in November

La Plaza de la Cultura, one of San José's landmarks, is undergoing renovation to fix leaks into the museums below and make the plaza more attractive.

Tacos4Ticos gives back through football

By donating football cleats and coaching, Costa Rica's Namu Travel Group is helping at-risk kids in San José.

5 questions for a Costa Rican photographer

The Tico Times chats with young photographer Francisco Cubillo about rural life, Chepe and self-expression in our Weekend Arts Spotlight.

Air Canada to increase Toronto-San José flights from 5 to 11 per week

Recognizing the growing importance of Costa Rica as a tourist destination for Canadians, Air Canada is increasing the number of Toronto-San José flights it offers from five a week to 11.

Visiting the Costa Rica Zoo can be a Depressing Sight

Three of my colleagues told me they’d never been to the Simón Bolivar Zoo — which is three blocks from The Tico Times office in...

At Expotur trade show opener, Solís says tourism drives Costa Rica’s economy

Expotur, Costa Rica’s premier trade show for travel professionals, kicked off Wednesday at the National Theatre in San José with President Luis Guillermo Solís saying tourism is “one of the most powerful engines of this economy.”

What’s behind the high-rise construction boom in Costa Rica

Experts say a boom in high-rise construction in the Central Valley is driven by changing consumer preferences, favorable credit conditions and quality of life concerns.

CHEPEPOP: the clothing collection inspired by San José

Designer Oliver Skinner puts San José on the runway.

10 photos from the Museum of Costa Rican Art, where you can’t beat the price

The Museum of Costa Rican Art, located in a former airport terminal, displays some striking artwork from the 19th century to the present. And it's free.

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