Costa Rica Leader in "Nearsourcing" in Central America
Touting themselves as the "new Asia," pro-business and investment organizations across Latin America are talking about the benefits of "nearsourcing."

Less Ozone Than Feared
Pollution by ozone in Costa Rica is not as high as it was feared.

No Gasoline on Thursday If Truckers Permits Not Renewed
Truckers and gasoline station owners are fearing the worst: no gasoline come Thursday, the day that 900 transport concessions expire.

Peak Season Airline Excess & Oversized Baggage Embargos: No Surfboards
Wavehunters Surf Travel's latest newsletter provides this latest update on charges for surfboards by airline. A lot of unpleasant surprises are awaiting surfers checking in surfboards to Central this holiday season.

La Ruta de los Conquistadores: Frischy Fires It Up
Prior to the start of this year's La Ruta de los Conquistadores, some wondered whether Thomas Frischknecht (Swisspower), despite being marathon world champion, would be able to overcome the home-ground advantage of the Costa Ricans

Team JudoUSA Wins 14 Medals On First Day of Pan American Infantil Championships in Costa Rica
Team USA started off the Pan American Infantil Championships Nov. 11 in San José, with a second place overall performance in the 11-12-year-old division, claiming 14 medals (three gold, two silver and nine bronze).

San José Soon To Have  A Flag and Hymn
The Municipality of San José will soon be a city with a flag and an anthem. And you can take part in the event.
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