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Tips 506: What to pack for a sustainable and thrifty trip to Costa RIca

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Once your trip to Costa Rica is planned, what should you pack—especially if you’re hoping to have an environmentally sustainable trip without wasting money...
Tips 506

Tips 506: Traveling in Costa Rica in a financially sustainable way

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
The well-known expression "you get what you pay for" has many caveats. How does it apply to traveling within Costa Rica? How can we...
Symbiosis

‘Tourism continues’ in Chirripó National Park

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
In April 2024, the administration of the Amistad Pacífico Conservation Area and Chirripó National Park announced that the reception of reservations in the park...
Costa Rica Inside Out

When visiting Costa Rica, choose your personal care products wisely

Katherine Stanley Obando -
When I opened up the floor for the members of Entrepreneurs 506 to tell us what visitors to rural Costa Rica should remember to...
Entrepreneurs 506

How to set up your food-related business in Costa Rica

Lorna Vindas -
When we decide to start a food-related business, we do it because of the passion we have for cooking. We begin to design the...
Animal Coexistence

How to choose a wildlife sanctuary for your volunteer work in Costa Rica

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Costa Rica draws travelers from around the world who are eager to see its globally renowned fauna—but many people want to go a step...
Animal Coexistence

How can travelers choose an ethical wildlife sanctuary in Costa Rica?

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Costa Rica is famous for its commitment to conservation and ecotourism—so most any wildlife sanctuary located here must be complying with strict animal welfare...
Animal Coexistence

How can tourists support animal welfare in Costa Rica?

Katherine Stanley Obando -
When travelers step off the plane into Costa Rica, their heads are usually filled with images of beaches, volcanoes, rainforests—and wild animals. Without a...
Long live CR

A chance to reunite: intergenerational travel in Costa Rica

Katherine Stanley Obando -
“Intergenerational travel” is a mouthful, but the concept behind it couldn’t be simpler.  One of the most transformative aspects of a family trip to Costa...
Long live CR

Accessible travel in Costa Rica: what tourists (and travel providers) should know

Katherine Stanley Obando -
When Derek saw Costa Rica’s first accessible beach, Jacó, he knew what to do. Immediately. He’d been waiting a long time. “He went into the...
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Tips 506: What to pack for a sustainable and thrifty trip to Costa RIca

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Once your trip to Costa Rica is planned, what should you pack—especially if you’re hoping to have an environmentally sustainable trip without wasting money...

Tips 506: Traveling in Costa Rica in a financially sustainable way

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