costa rica tourism

Mexico, Portugal, Spain, Costa Rica and Thailand are expanding retirement tourism with long stays, slow travel, wellness and community experiences

Costa Rica’s lower fuel prices support tourism growth as travellers from France, Germany and Switzerland explore eco-tourism and regional destinations

Costa Rica welcomes 1.73 million international visitors in the first half of 2026 as air travel, European markets and sustainable tourism drive growth

Mexico, Costa Rica, Brazil, El Salvador and the Dominican Republic expand tourism with new airports, piers, rail and sustainable projects

CATA is strengthening tourism across Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala and other Central American destinations through regional cooperation and multi-destination travel.

Costa Rica’s tourism market is projected to grow to US$562.03 million by 2031, driven by luxury eco-tourism, wellness travel and high-value international visitors.

Barbados, Aruba, Curaçao and other Caribbean destinations gain tourism opportunities as Canadian travelers increasingly choose regional vacations over US trips

Canada’s winter travel market shifts as Sunwing suspends Cuba programme, boosting tourism demand for the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Costa Rica and the Bahamas

Costa Rica records rising Spanish visitor arrivals as sustainable tourism, biodiversity experiences, and southern eco-destinations attract European travelers

Cotswolds, UK hosts LATA Expo 2026 as Brazil, Costa Rica, Argentina, Mexico, Chile and more promote Latin American tourism to European travelers

Mexico, Portugal, Spain, Costa Rica and Thailand Spark a New Retirement Travel Revolution

Costa Rica Welcomes a New Wave of European Travellers as Lower Fuel Prices Make Eco-Adventures, Scenic Road Trips and Nature Escapes More Accessible

Costa Rica’s Tourism Boom Accelerates with 1.73 Million Visitors in 2026, Could Rising Demand from France, Germany and Colombia Make It the World’s Favourite Eco-Escape?

Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Brazil and the Dominican Republic Unite to Transform Tourism with New Airports, Piers, Rail Networks and Sustainable Infrastructure, But Is This the Beginning of a New Travel Era Across the Americas?

Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala and Central America Enter a New Tourism Era as CATA Strengthens Regional Travel and Cross-Border Experiences: Why Should Travellers Take Notice?

Canada, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France and Costa Rica Drive Luxury Eco-Tourism Boom as Tourism Economy Set to Surpass US$562 Million by 2031—Is High-Value Travel Redefining the Future?

Dominican Republic, Mexico, Costa Rica and Bahamas Now Strengthens Caribbean Tourism as Canadian Travelers Shift Away From Cuba Following Sunwing’s Winter Programme Suspension

Costa Rica Experiences Strong Tourism Growth from Spain as Rising European Demand Highlights Southern Biodiversity Hotspots and Sustainable Travel Experiences

Brazil, Costa Rica, Argentina, Mexico and Chile Lead Latin America’s Tourism Push at LATA Expo 2026 in the United Kingdom