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27/09/2020

“Tourism and Rural Development” celebrates the sector’s unique ability to drive economic development and provide opportunities outside of…

27/09/2020

Happy World Tourism Day!

Today we celebrate tourism's power to:
🌵Preserve cultural and natural heritage⛩
🌍 Contribute to all of the and the
💪Build a more resilient recovery for all!

Let us all work together for a more equitable and inclusive world! Join the

24/07/2020

A new set of Recommendations published today outline how the global tourism sector can continue in its fight against plastic pollution while effectively facing the public health and hygiene challenges.

https://www.unwto.org/news/tourism-sector-to-continue-taking-action-on-plastic-pollution

07/07/2020

14/06/2020

With only 51,100 km², 🇨🇷 is one of the 25 most biodiverse countries on the . In this small it is assumed that more than 500,000 inhabit, this represents 6% of the 's .

08/06/2020

Deep and relaxing bath in nature. 🍃🌿♨️🧘🏾‍♀️

13/05/2020

12/10/2019

The Maleku is the smallest Amerindian tribe of Costa Rica,with a population of 650 people. This indigenous reserve is located in San Rafael de Guatuso the reason why they are also known as the Guatusos.

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10/08/2019

Arenal volcano is located in the northwest side of Costa Rica, around 4 hours from San José. This stratovolcano has an elevation of 1670 msnm and its last eruption was in 2010.

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03/06/2019

Between 1968 and 2010, the Arenal Volcano was extremely active – it spewed hot rocks, smoke, ash, and lava from its top almost every day. None of the explosions, however, compared to that of 1968. Since then, the locals have taken caution in building their settlements and farms too close to the volcano. At the present, all towns, hotels and trails are set at a safe distance from Arenal.

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