The El Salvador Bitcoin Law Changes: Policy Reversal Amid Crypto Hub Ambitions
El Salvador Bitcoin law changes mark end of mandatory crypto acceptance, as IMF loan requirements reshape the country’s pioneering digital currency experiment.
El Salvador Bitcoin law changes mark end of mandatory crypto acceptance, as IMF loan requirements reshape the country’s pioneering digital currency experiment.
In the light of recent Costa Rica gentrification protests, we look at the situation from the point of view of locals, foreign residents, and the tourism industry.
Tourism Minister announces Costa Rica hit 2.66 million air arrivals in 2024, the highest tourism numbers in 16 years.
Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, moves its headquarters to El Salvador, strengthening the country’s status as a leading global crypto hub.
Costa Rica tourism professionals discuss multiple factors behind recent visitor decline, from currency issues to infrastructure challenges, while some argue numbers simply show return to normal seasonal patterns.
Recent comments by Donald Trump draw firm response from President Mulino as American expats express concern over deteriorating relations.
A $54 breakfast bill in Nosara ignites heated discussion about Costa Rica beach restaurant prices, tourism sustainability, and local accessibility.
Costa Rica becomes first Latin American country to implement OECD digital platform tax rules. From 2025, Airbnb hosts must report detailed rental income data as authorities tackle unlicensed vacation rentals.
IATA calls for urgent runway maintenance as officials reveal the impact of the recent Guanacaste Airport closure in Costa Rica.
Survivor rescued after fatal Costa Rica plane crash kills five. 16-hour overnight mountain rescue operation succeeds in reaching crash victim.