Ongoing Rainfall Batters Central America as Tropical Storm Sara Approaches
Ongoing heavy rainfall and flooding continue to affect Central America while Tropical Storm Sara prepares to make landfall over the weekend.
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Costa Rica Welcomes First Direct Brazil Flight Amid Central American Aviation Boom
Costa Rica welcomes the first-ever direct flight from Brazil as GOL Airlines launches a new São Paulo-San José route between the two countries.
Central America’s Cayuga Collection Founder Honored by Cornell for Sustainable Luxury Vision
Cornell University honors Cayuga Collection founder Hans Pfister for transforming sustainable luxury hospitality across Costa Rica, Panama and Nicaragua.
Central American Leaders Respond to Trump’s Election Win
Central American presidents react to Trump’s election victory over Kamala Harris.
Tropical Storm Rafael Forces Cancellation of Panama’s Independence Day Celebrations
Panama’s November 5th independence day parades cancelled as Tropical Storm Rafael approaches, bringing safety concerns across the nation.
Costa Rica’s Guanacaste International Airport Faces Mixed Fortunes as Tourism Season Approaches
Costa Rica’s peak tourism season threatened as airlines consider suspending flights to Guanacaste International Airport over runway maintenance concerns.
Costa Rica’s Hotel Industry Feels the Squeeze from Short-Term Rentals
A Costa Rican hotelier speaks out on the challenges posed by unregulated short-term rentals. Learn how this affects local economies and the ‘pura vida’ lifestyle.
Best Destinations for Expats: Why Panama and Costa Rica Win in 2024
New survey reveals the Best Destinations for Expats: Panama wins overall and Costa Rica wins for ease of settling in. Find out why expats love these countries!
Costa Rica Considers Crocodile Hunting Amid Population Concerns
Costa Rican government explores crocodile management options, including hunting, as the mating season gets underway.
Currency in Guatemala: A New Bill Marks the Quetzal’s 100-Year History
Exploring the evolution of currency in Guatemala as the quetzal gets ready to mark its upcoming centennial.