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British Airways Has Returned to San Jose, Costa Rica

Flights on British Airways have returned to Juan Santamaría Airport after more than 18 months since suspending its operations to Costa Rica. The airline...

Nearly 1 million tourists have visited Costa Rica in 2021

August through October are historically Costa Rica’s slowest tourism months.

Costa Rica nearly recovers pre-pandemic U.S. visitors in September

Costa Rica’s airports in September received 46,804 tourists from the United States, representing 93.3% of the amount registered for the same month in 2019.

Airline plans to connect Costa Rica with Caribbean

The Dominican carrier Red Air plans to operate flights between Santo Domingo (SDQ) and Juan Santamaría International Airport (SJO) near San José, Costa Rica,...

Costa Rica received fewer tourists in August

August through October are historically Costa Rica’s slowest tourism months.

Avianca’s nonstop flights between Costa Rica & USA begin in December

Avianca announced six new international routes to Costa Rica, and this week the Colombia-based airline offered more details about some of those flights.

Avianca launching six new Costa Rica routes

Avianca announced more than 20 new international routes, including six to and from Costa Rica.

Costa Rica welcomes new nonstop flight from Europe

Spanish holiday airline Iberojet on Tuesday inaugurated flights between Madrid and the San José area, adding a new nonstop option between Costa Rica and Europe.

How to decide which Costa Rica airport to fly into

When looking to finally book your dream vacation to Costa Rica you might be struggling to decide which international airport to fly into, as...

Low-cost carrier Wingo launches route between Costa Rica and Panama

Low-cost carrier Wingo is expanding its presence in Costa Rica with flights from the San José area to Panama City.

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