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There are several reasons one might decide to travel during the hospital’s downtime in winter. It’s summer in the southern hemisphere, so tourists are traveling, vaccinations are taking place, and a new demographic of people can be potentially explored. New places mean unique, local, handcrafted products worth bringing back. Ever […]

It seems that Costa Ricans prefer to take the train to get to their workplaces or schools, as there has been a significant increase in the use of this public transportation during the first half of this year.  According to the report from the Costa Rican Institute of Railways (Incofer), […]

Thanks to an advanced wildlife monitoring and control program, which includes cutting-edge technology and innovative management methods, AERIS, the manager of Juan Santamaría International Airport (AIJS), has achieved a crucial balance between biodiversity preservation and operational safety, having identified so far 152 species of birds, 15 species of mammals, 13 […]

Attracting the nautical tourism segment, characterized by its high purchasing power, is Costa Rica’s goal in participating for the first time in the “Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show 2024 (FLIBS).” The largest fair for nautical tourism FLIBS is the main commercial event on the American continent and the largest internationally […]

Before summer begins, the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) launched an energy-saving campaign called “Turn Off Waste!” The Institute guaranteed weeks ago that Costa Ricans will not face the threat of blackouts in 2026 that they suffered this year, thanks to the precautions taken. However, saving energy in homes and […]

Surely many of you watched the Amish reality show on Discovery Home & Health or last year on TLC, TV programs that brought a lot of audience to learn about this community or group. Did you know that there is an Amish Mennonite population in Costa Rica? The Amish are […]

European tourism agencies visit Tortuguero, Caño Negro, San José, Turrialba, San Gerardo de Dota, Manuel Antonio, Guanacaste, Río Celeste, Arenal, and Alajuela. For a week and until November 3rd, tourism companies from the main markets in Europe and emerging countries tour various regions of Costa Rica to learn about its […]

Since 2017, the Costa Rican Accessible Tourism Network has been created as a non-profit association that works day by day to make Costa Rica a destination for everyone. The three pillars of the association are information, verification, and training in accessible tourism in Costa Rica. Our Story Il Viaggio Travel, […]

The President of the Republic, Rodrigo Chaves, mistakenly referred to people who consume marijuana in the country as “criminals.” In reality, the self-consumption of cannabis is decriminalized in Costa Rica. The use, possession, cultivation, and transportation of marijuana for personal use are not penalized in the country. This is acknowledged […]

In Costa Rica, people over 45 years old face significant obstacles to accessing the job market. Despite their extensive experience, social and economic barriers continue to limit their employment opportunities. With a population projected to reach 17% of older adults by 2043, the inclusion of this group in the labor […]