Costa Rica News

Cruise season began this Saturday and Japdeva expects 224,000 tourists. Each visitor spends about 12 hours on national land and spends approximately $80 which go into the local economy. The…

First don’t drink cheap cheap alcohol in Costa Rica. Costa Rica’s Ministry of Health has reports that 29 people have died there this year – up to September 5, see…

The morning after pill has been longed for by Costa Ricans for many years. The benefits and protection it brings are a relief to so many. Someone who has been…

President Carlos Alvarado has signed a law giving legal certainty to the 12,000 teleworkers in the country. Telecommuting started in the private sector back in the ‘90s and caught on…

The central banks of both the United States and the European Union have approved measures to lower risks to the ethical economy. Together, these markets represent 63% of the $7,000…

When any new company comes into the country it displaces something. In the case of the service offered by Uber, taxi drivers have rightly become upset feeling replaced by a…

The Environmental Court has ordered the demolition of a $2 million work in Ciudad Quesada because it was built on protected land. The decision will have the owners destroy a…

Technology sales are on the move inside and outside Costa Rica. Companies in the software sector have marketed $1.3 billion during 2018, according to Characterization of the information and communication…