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Costa Rica Ending Driving Restrictions and Tourist Requirements

The elimination of restrictions starts with driving on March 7 President Carlos Alvarado announced the news Wednesday via social media and the presidential website: "We are...

Costa Rica remains on UK ‘red list’ due to Covid-19

The UK says its residents should not travel to red list countries or territories. That includes Costa Rica.

UK adds Costa Rica to quarantine list due to Covid-19

The United Kingdom added Costa Rica to its red list, from which it only allows the arrival of nationals or residents.

No new measures, but respect protocols during Holy Week

The National Emergency Commission (CNE) and the Tourism Board (ICT) reiterated a call to citizens to continue following health protocols during the upcoming Semana Santa. 

Costa Rican authorities urge protocol adherence during Semana Santa

Costa Rica is encouraging domestic tourism during the upcoming Easter Holy Week, but authorities are advising travelers to follow established coronavirus protocols. 

Campaign to help families, businesses in Guanacaste

Costa Rican authorities this week relaunched a campaign to support businesses and provide meals to tourism employees who lost their jobs during the pandemic.

Costa Rica readies second study of equine serum to treat Covid

Costa Rica is beginning a second study of the application of equine serum in Covid-19 patients.

More than 40 countries restrict travel from UK

More than 40 countries are still banning or restricting travel from Britain in a bid to contain a new strain of the coronavirus believed to spread faster.

Costa Rica coronavirus measures for December

The Costa Rican government announced coronavirus measures for the month of December.

Costa Rica’s equine plasma coronavirus treatment not as effective as initially hoped

Treating coronavirus patients with an antibody-rich serum made from horse plasma has produced worse results than originally hoped, Costa Rican authorities said. 

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