Number of Visitors To Costa Rica Bounces Back
The Spanish language daily La Nación reports that the number of visitors to Costa Rica coming in at the principal airports - San José and Liberia - began to rebound in the last four months after seeing a decrease during 2006.

Spanish Group Unveils Plans For Mega Development in Puntarenas
In a joint announcement yesterday at Casa Presidencial, Costa Rican president, Oscar Arias and the Ministro de Turismo, Carlos Ricardo Benavides, shared the limelight with representatives of the Grupo Nyesa, who recently acquired 200 hectares in the area between Caldera and Esparza in Puntarenas.

More Than A Thousand Residents of Quepos Could Be Without  Home Soon
More than 1.000 residents of Matapalo de Quepos are living the uncertainty of being removed from their homes and seem then torn down, while they try to resolve a dispute with the owner of the lands they occupy.

Leading US Supermarket Roaster Launches Costa Rican Blends of Coffee
Millstone Coffee, a division of Procter & Gamble, announced today the introduction of a special edition line up of Whole Bean Exotic coffee from Costa Rica, Kenya, and Sumatra.

Seaboard Marine Launches Second Weekly to Costa Rica
Seaboard Marine will now offer two inbound and outbound sailings a week between the Port of Miami and Panama and Costa Rica.

Croc Lookout Point With More Security
One of the favourite stops on the way to Playa Jacó and further south to Quepos and Manuel Antonio is to stop to see the crocodiles.