Costa Rica Travel News

Costa Rica leader won't reverse mining concession
(AP:SAN JOSE, Costa Rica) Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla has ruled out the possibility of reversing a decree allowing an open-pit gold mine to resume operations near the border with Nicaragua.

Luxury Costa Rica Resort enters into strategic partnership with AT&T and ...
Recreo Costa Rica Resort, located near Liberia international airport in Costa Rica, launches marketing campaigns that mesh "old school" directory advertising techniques with "new school" search technologies.

MS relief sought in Costa Rica
On Sunday, 24-year-old Lilly Cadeau will be boarding a plane bound for Costa Rica. For most people her age, the Central American country holds promise of an exciting backpacking trip, or a pleasant, relaxing vacation on one of its many sandy beaches.[...]

Costa Rica Real Estate Projects Beach Club Location Named One of the Worlds B...
Playa Matapalo, Costa Rica, where Hacienda Matapalos beach club will be located, was recently named by CNN Travel and Mother Nature Network as one of the worlds best eco-friendly beaches.

Students from KIPP DC: AIM Academy travel to Costa Rica
-- Twenty D.C. middle school students took the trip of a lifetime this month to Costa Rica, thanks to an educational travel program offered by Global Explorers, a nonprofit group, and the Travel Channel. Knowledge Is Power Program - Costa Rica - Charter school - Middle school - Education

For Renbrook Camp, It's Costa Rica
For Renbrook Camp, It's Costa Rica

Brisbane Roar recruit Solorzano stuck in Costa Rica
Brisbane Roar Brisbane Roar recruit Jean Carlos Solorzano has not yet arrived in Australia due to red tape back in his home country of Costa Rica. The 22-year old is set to join the Roar on a season-long loan from LD Alajuelense but has experienced some difficulties having his visa approved by immigration. It is understood that Roar officials are confident the matter will be resolved quickly and ...

Your Best Shot: Hiking in a jungle in Costa Rica and loving it
While traveling in Costa Rica, Suzanne Brownlow of Damascus took a photo of the jungle. The photo was made during an ecological forest hike in Monteverde.

Costa Rican president rules out overturning concession to Canadian firm
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica - Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla has ruled out the possibility of reversing a decree allowing an open-pit gold mine

Costa Rica, Vietnam tops for solo travelers
Taking off on a journey alone? Have no fear. Here are the safest, friendliest countries for your solo adventure.

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