Ampliación vial genera afectaciones temporales en el tránsito hacia Guanacaste
Obras buscan mejorar conectividad hacia el Pacífico norte Los trabajos de ampliación y mejoramiento vial en la ruta hacia Guanacaste están generando retrasos temporales en el tránsito y mayores tiempos de desplazamiento para quienes se dirigen al Pacífico norte del país. Las intervenciones forman parte de proyectos estratégicos orientados a fortalecer la conectividad y la […]
Aeropuerto Juan Santamaría se consolida entre los mejores de la región por su experiencia al pasajero
Reconocimiento regional por calidad de servicio El Aeropuerto Internacional Juan Santamaría se consolida como uno de los mejores de la región en experiencia al pasajero, de acuerdo con evaluaciones internacionales que miden estándares de calidad, eficiencia operativa y satisfacción de usuarios. La terminal aérea, principal puerta de entrada internacional a Costa Rica, ha sido reconocida […]
March 2026 in Costa Rica: events, celebrations, and key dates of the month
March 2026 promises to be a month full of cultural and social activity in Costa Rica. From important commemorations to urban and international festivals, the month marks a transition period toward Holy Week, combining tradition, art, and tourism. March 8: International Women’s Day On March 8, Costa Rica joins the global commemoration of International Women’s […]
FIA celebrates 37 years and turns La Sabana into the country’s great cultural stage
Art returns to the city. From March 20 to 29, the International Arts Festival (FIA) will celebrate its 37th edition, consolidating itself as the largest public cultural event in the country and one of the most emblematic festivals in the region. La Sabana becomes the cultural heart of Costa Rica with FIA37More than 450 artists […]
La Pavona Dock to Complete First Phase of Construction in May
Strategic Infrastructure for Access to the Northern Caribbean The La Pavona dock, the main river access point to Tortuguero, is progressing in its modernization process and will complete its first phase of construction in May. The project aims to improve safety, accessibility, and operational conditions for residents, tourists, and water transport operators who use this […]
Costa Rica Decrees Migration Alert for Flights from Mexico
Preventive Measure Amid Increase in Migratory Flows The Government of Costa Rica has decreed a special migration alert for flights arriving from Mexico, in response to an increase in the flow of people transiting toward the country. The measure aims to strengthen entry controls and ensure an orderly and secure management of international mobility, according […]
The Costa Rican Paradox: Deflation, Growth, and the Cost of Being the “Switzerland of Central America” (2024–2026)
Listen to the podcast version of this article. I. An Atypical Phenomenon in the Region While the vast majority of Latin American economies focused their efforts on combating inflationary spirals after the pandemic, Costa Rica has entered a period of macroeconomic exceptionalism that radically distinguishes it from its peers. The country, along with Panama, crossed […]
La Sabana to Host International Tennis Tournament and Strengthen Costa Rica’s Regional Sports Position
The Parque Metropolitano La Sabana will host an international tennis tournament bringing together national and international players, reinforcing Costa Rica’s position as a venue for high-level sporting events. The event represents an opportunity both for the development of local talent and for economic activity linked to sports. An Event That Strengthens International Projection The organization […]
South Korea opens scholarship program for Costa Rican students
The Government of the Republic of Korea has opened a new scholarship call aimed at Costa Rican students interested in pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate studies in South Korea. This initiative is part of the international educational cooperation programs promoted by Korean authorities, with the goal of strengthening academic and cultural exchange. The call offers academic […]
International Reserves Could Exceed $20 Billion This Year and Nearly Triple Under Rodrigo Chaves’ Administration
Costa Rica’s international reserves could surpass $20 billion in 2026, consolidating a sustained upward trend in recent years. If confirmed, this level would represent nearly a tripling of reserves during the administration of President Rodrigo Chaves Robles, strengthening the country’s external financial position. The growth in reserves reflects a combination of macroeconomic factors, including increased foreign currency inflows, exchange […]
