news in costa rica

Two Marriott hotels in Costa Rica have decided to take the bull by the horns—or rather, the scraps by the ladle.

The Supreme Court of Costa Rica has officially declared that Saturdays are for rest—at least for one devout police officer.

Biologist Esteban Brenes-Mora turned a potential roadblock into a highway of hope for the country’s tapirs.

It’s a place where secret beaches whisper tales of solitude, howler monkeys provide the morning wake-up call, and sloths take slow living to an art form.

Moving to Costa Rica is a big decision and finding the right location can be tricky, but fortunately there are many choices for newcomers in this diverse country.

His attempted vanishing act was cut short by authorities on February 10th, marking the end of a con that swindled elderly Americans out of a staggering $4.3 million.

Costa Rica’s National Poison Control Center (CNCI) has sounded the alarm on a vaping epidemic that’s hitting the youth harder than a surprise math test.

ATOME’s arm in Central America, is pioneering the country’s first industrial-scale green ammonia and fertilizer project.