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• Costa Rica to host Medical Tourism Congress

  On a Latin American level, each government is developing programs aimed to achieve that their hospitals have the international certifications to compete in this market. That´s why one of the essential aspects of the congress will be the Hospitals´Quality and Certification and the security of the international patient. Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 03, 2010 10:51 PM by Nick Halverson | 0 Comments Filed under: Medical tourism, Costa Rica

• iTrip Adds Costa Rica

  iTrip.net has added Costa Rica. Read More... Posted Saturday, February 20, 2010 11:24 PM by Nick Halverson | 1 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica business news, costa rica vacation, Costa Rica Real Estate, Costa Rica, Costa Rica economy, Costa Rica residency

• KLM Starts Offering Flights to Europe from Costa Rica

  KLM Royal Dutch airlines is adding flights to Europe from San Jose, Costa Rica's, Juan Santamaria's airport. Read More... Posted Saturday, February 20, 2010 11:19 PM by Nick Halverson | 0 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica investment, Costa Rica business news, Costa Rica tourism, Costa Rica Real Estate, Costa Rica News, Costa Rica, Costa Rica economy, tourism

• Large Costa Rican Bank to offer 100% LTV Loans

  Source: InsideCostaRica.com The Banco de Costa Rica (BCR) is getting aggressive in attracting new mortgage customer and is now lending up to 100% of the value. The program allows home buyers with no down payment, but have the ability to make the payments, Read More... Posted Saturday, February 20, 2010 11:11 PM by Nick Halverson | 0 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica investment, Costa Rica business news, Costa Rica tourism, Costa Rica News, Costa Rica, Costa Rica economy, Costa Rica residency

• New US Ambassador to Costa Rica

  The new U.S. ambassador to Costa Rica says her interest in Central America stems from an aid mission she embarked on with relatives while a teenager living in Evansville, Indiana. Anne Slaughter Andrew says the six-week trip at age 16 to Honduras and Read More... Posted Thursday, February 04, 2010 8:51 AM by Nick Halverson | 1 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica, United States relations, government

• Liberia International Airport to Grow to Six Acres

  Plans are to be completed by April 2010. Read More... Posted Sunday, October 11, 2009 9:35 AM by Nick Halverson | 0 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica tourism, costa rica vacation, Costa Rica Real Estate, Costa Rica News, travel to costa rica, vacations, Costa Rica entertainment, healthcare, Medical tourism, Costa Rica, Costa Rica economy

• Factoids: Canton Hymm of Perez Zeledon

  This is just a bit of random information and is all in Spanish. It is the official song of the Canton of Perez Zeledon, San Jose, Costa Rica. Pueblo Noble por Dios protegido valle lleno de amor y de paz son tu gente y tierra promesa de un futuro de properidad Read More... Posted Friday, September 25, 2009 9:26 PM by Nick Halverson | 0 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica, San Isidro del General

• Update on Road from Dominical to Quepos

  First section of asphalt going down on the Costanera Sur By the A.M. Costa Rica staff Asphalt work has started on a section of the Costanera Sur., the vital Pacific coast highway that has been promised for three decades. President Óscar Arias Sánchez Read More... Posted Sunday, September 20, 2009 3:57 PM by Nick Halverson | 1 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica business news, travel to costa rica, Costa Rica President Oscar Arias, Costa Rica

• Residency information: from the United States Embassy

  Costa Rican Immigration now requires all foreign nationals applying for residency in the country to show proof of registration with their national embassy. After discussions with the U.S. Embassy, immigration officials have agreed to accept a printout of an e-mail confirmation from the U.S. Department of State’s automated registration system as proof that U.S. citizens have registered with the embassy. Read More... Posted Friday, September 11, 2009 2:38 PM by Nick Halverson | 0 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica, Costa Rica residency

• United Nations holds Disarmament Workshop in Costa Rica

  United Nations officials have made Costa Rica the backdrop of a disarmament workshop beginning today in San José. With representatives from nearly every Central American country, as well as Cuba, Mexico and the Dominican Republic, the conference is expected to piggyback off of a 2004 U.N. Security Council resolution against weapons of mass destruction. Read More... Posted Friday, September 11, 2009 2:09 PM by Nick Halverson | 0 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica

• Sept 11 - 8 years later...my thoughts

  8 years ago I was on an early morning flight from Minneapolis/St. Paul to Kansas City. Although we landed on time we had an extremely fast and hard landing in Kansas City without any explanation or comment and the weather was perfect. Read More... Posted Friday, September 11, 2009 1:45 PM by Nick Halverson | 0 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica Real Estate, Costa Rica

• Costa Rica Coffee Crop up 5%

  Costa Rica's coffee production in the next 2009-10 crop cycle, for which harvesting won't start until October, is forecast to rise 5% to 1,671,270 60-kilogram bags, the official Costa Rican Coffee Council, or Icafe, said Friday. Read More... Posted Wednesday, September 02, 2009 12:52 PM by Nick Halverson | 0 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica business news, Costa Rica

• Costa Rica's Cafe Britt: A Gourmet Coffee Pioneer

  With annual sales of $ 65 million, representation in over 20 countries and a steady growth plan, this “tico” business has showed that the country has all the ingredients for success It began operations in 1985 in the garage of a house with no more than 5 people. It exported coffee to the Starbucks firm and to different roasters in the United States, just as all producing countries did back in those years. Sales were good, but with small profits due to low prices of the coffee and its activity was not different from or promised to go further than what any producer country could aspire. Read More... Posted Tuesday, August 25, 2009 1:03 PM by Nick Halverson | 0 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica business news, Costa Rica

• Tourists from Europe Up over 10% this year

  Costa Rica's tourism is down over 12% this year, however, it is not due to decreasing tourists from Europe. In fact, more tourists from Europe have visited Costa Rica this year than last year, and ICT (Costa Rica's Institute of Tourism) is projecting that the number of European visitors will be up over 10% compared to 2008. Read More... Posted Monday, August 24, 2009 8:18 PM by Nick Halverson | 1 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica business news, Costa Rica tourism, costa rica vacation, Costa Rica Real Estate, travel to costa rica, vacations, Costa Rica

• Costa Rica's Liberia Airport to receive $35 million expanision

  The project is being placed on an accelerated schedule so that Arias can inaugurate the new building before leaving office. Read More... Posted Thursday, June 25, 2009 9:44 AM by Nick Halverson | 1 Comments Filed under: Costa Rica politics, Costa Rica tourism, Costa Rica News, travel to costa rica, vacations, Costa Rica, Costa Rica economy