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Costa Rica’s Second-Home Market Explodes: Papagayo “Feels Like Cabo 15 Years Ago,” Developer Warns

Costa Rica July 2025 – As sun-seeking Americans and Canadians search for their next slice of paradise, Costa Rica’s Papagayo Peninsula has emerged as the hottest second-home destination since Cabo San Lucas hit its stride over a decade ago. Darren...

Crypto Pura Vida: How Costa Rica Quietly Became Latin America’s Blockchain Powerhouse

Costa Rica, July 2025 – Costa Rica has long been celebrated for its lush rainforests, spectacular beaches and commitment to environmental stewardship. Now, amid the global surge in digital assets, the “Rich Coast” is carving out a distinct niche...

AOSIS demands treaty action on existing plastic Pollution: “We Have to…

The Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) says global efforts to tackle plastic pollution must include binding action to clean up existing waste, not just prevent future pollution. As negotiations continue toward a global plastics treaty, AOSIS...

Tourism on the Brink: Costa Rica’s Pura Vida Under Siege as Crime Surge Sours Visitor Boom

Costa Rica, July 2025 – Costa Rica’s reputation as a tropical haven is facing its toughest test in years. Once celebrated for its sloths, surf breaks and “pura vida” tranquility, the nation now wrestles with falling visitor numbers amid a spike in...

Riding the Wave: Why UK Tourism Investors Should Look to El Salvador’s Coastal Property

Riding the Wave: Why UK Tourism Investors Should Look to El Salvador’s Coastal Property

A confluence of drastically improved security, strategic government initiatives, and an increasingly vibrant cultural scene is drawing significant attention from international investors, especially from the UK and Europe. The country’s...

Inside the World of Japan’s Obsessively Perfect Luxury Fruit

Inside the World of Japan’s Obsessively Perfect Luxury Fruit

Would you pay $89 for a single strawberry? What about $120 for a melon? A Japanese startup thinks you might—and it’s betting on a growing appetite for ultra-premium fruit far beyond Japan’s borders. Meet Ikigai Fruits, a new online retailer...

Costa Rica Shows Star Power as a Shooting Location

Costa Rica Shows Star Power as a Shooting Location

Fueled by a rapidly expanding eco-tourism industry, Costa Rica boasts an infrastructure that few countries in the region can claim. The Central American country, which claims 6.5% of the world’s biodiversity, reported an estimated 2.6 million...

Top Latam human rights court says states duty-bound to act on climate crisis

Top Latam human rights court says states duty-bound to act on climate crisis

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights on Thursday issued a landmark advisory opinion linking governments’ human rights obligations to their responsibility to address the threat of climate change – a move expected to shape policy and litigation...

Solo and Safe: The 10 Most Friendly Countries for Independent Travelers

Solo and Safe: The 10 Most Friendly Countries for Independent Travelers

Solo travel is either the most liberating experience of your life or a lesson in why humans are social creatures. The difference usually comes down to one thing: picking the right destination. Some countries seem designed for solo...

Our Dream Trip Through Costa Rica

Our Dream Trip Through Costa Rica

Some vacations offer a break from mundane routine, and others recalibrate your entire rhythm. Our Elite Beach Villas holiday in Costa Rica offered the latter: Equal parts rest and exhilaration, and all parts infused with gorgeous tropical scenery...

El Salvador’s Rising Wages Keep Nation in Upper-Middle-Income Status.

El Salvador’s Rising Wages Keep Nation in Upper-Middle-Income Status.

El Salvador continues to rank as an upper-middle-income country, according to the latest World Bank statistics, placing it in a solid position within Central America. The classification, based on annual per capita income, includes countries where...

5 U.S. Cities for Retirees That Are as Cheap as Mexico, Portugal and Costa Rica

5 U.S. Cities for Retirees That Are as Cheap as Mexico, Portugal and Costa Rica

Imagesbybarbara / iStock.comYou may know friends or family who’ve moved to places like Mexico, Portugal or Costa Rica to live more frugally to live out the retirement of their dreams. However, if you’re looking to stay in the United States for...

TROY names inaugural members of the University Honors Global Scholars Council

TROY names inaugural members of the University Honors Global Scholars Council

Troy University has announced the inaugural members of the University Honors Global Scholars Council. Appointed by Dr. Kerry Palmer, Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, the seven-person council is comprised of faculty from each of TROY’s...

Surf’s Up, Screens On: ‘Pura Vida Bodysurfing’ Rides to Victory at Costa Rica Surf Film Festival

Costa Rica, July 2025 – When surf, cinema and “Pura Vida” collide, you get a tidal wave of excitement—and that’s exactly what happened on May 31, 2025, at Jacó’s iconic Surfer House. The inaugural Costa Rica Surf Film Festival, presented by Rip...

Justice Unmasked: Costa Rican Documentary Uncovers Dark Secrets of Church Abuse

Costa Rica, July 2025 – In a country renowned for its lush rainforests and “Pura Vida” ethos, a chilling story of betrayal and courage has burst into the spotlight. “El Monaguillo, el Cura y el Jardinero” (“The Altar Boy, the Priest and the...

Climate change is separating wild vanilla from its pollinators

Climate change is separating wild vanilla from its pollinators

Vanilla is more than just a kitchen staple. It is the world’s most popular spice after saffron and finds its way into everything from ice creams to perfumes and medicines. The allure of vanilla’s rich, sweet aroma has made it a global commodity,...

Southeastern Illinois College coach wins gold with U23 Men's Basketball Team in Lisbon

Southeastern Illinois College coach wins gold with U23 Men's Basketball Team in Lisbon

HARRISBURG, Ill. (WSIL) -- Southeastern Illinois College Head Men's Basketball Coach Sam Swinford recently led the Student Athlete World Tours U23 Men's Basketball Team to a gold medal at the Portugal Basketball Festival in Lisbon. The U.S. team...

Latin America’s top human rights court says countries have a duty to act on climate change

Latin America’s top human rights court says countries have a duty to act on climate change

By&nbspSteven Grattan&nbspwith&nbspAP Published on 04/07/2025 - 9:08 GMT+2 The Inter-American Court of Human Rights on Thursday issued a landmark advisory opinion linking governments’ human rights obligations to their responsibility to address the...

Costa Rican Agrotransformation 2025 Bets On Innovation And Knowledge For The Future Of Its Agriculture

Costa Rican Agrotransformation 2025 Bets On Innovation And Knowledge For The Future Of Its Agriculture

(MENAFN- Costa Rica News) With more than 10% of the national workforce linked to the agricultural sector and a growing need for productive modernization, Agrotransformation 2025 is consolidating its position as the main meeting and exchange of...

Costa Rica to Launch Electric Air Taxis for Sustainable Travel in Guanacaste

Costa Rica to Launch Electric Air Taxis for Sustainable Travel in Guanacaste

Costa Rica is poised to revolutionize its transportation landscape with the introduction of electric air taxis, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional ground travel for both tourists and residents. This innovative leap forward comes as...

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