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Costa Rica welcomes its 1 millionth US tourist this year

A surprise welcome awaited Joel and Kristine Kratochvil and their three daughters, Anna, 16, Leah, 14, and Jenna, 12, at Costa Rica's Juan Santamaría International Airport on Friday. According to the Costa Rican Tourism Board, one of the members of this Washington state family is the 1 millionth tourist to arrive from the United States in 2015.

Costa Rica TV spot competes in World Tourism Organization contest

Costa Rica's singing animals are competing for the popular vote against tourism promotion ads from over 50 countries.

Costa Rican sloths promote tourism at Los Angeles building

The new installment of the Costa Rican Tourism Board promotional campaign “Save the Americans” promotes a contest to win trips to Costa Rica.

Costa Rica rises in global ranking of travel, tourism competitiveness

The World Economic Forum ranked Costa Rica the fourth most tourism-ready economy in Latin America. Still, tourism sector leaders believe the country “can and should rank better.”

Costa Rica’s biggest tourism fair brings together reps from 29 countries

The 31st edition of Expotur 2015 will focus on displaying Costa Rica's cultural and rural tourism options.

Upbeat outlook for Costa Rica tourism, as visitors, revenue up in 2014

Tourism Ministry officials on Thursday reported that revenues from Costa Rica's travel sector last year totaled $2.6 billion, an 8.3 percent increase over the $2.4 billion registered in 2013, according to figures from the Central Bank.

Tropical Sand Reaches Wall Street, Costa Rica Pleased

The Costa Rican Tourism Board's latest campaign, "Save The Americans," has reached Wall Street. This sand sculpture, which features such Costa Rican personalities as the howler...

Singing animals will ‘save the Americans’ (and the Canadians) in a new Costa Rica tourism ad campaign

The campaign hopes to attract a segment of overworked and overstressed North Americans who “increasingly are refusing to take time off and relax.”

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