AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTourism Growth Watch: Costa Rica’s air arrivals rose 7.8% in H1 2026, reaching 1,605,360 tourists, with North America leading and the U.S. still the top source market. Market Push: The ICT is targeting Argentina and Chile to revive South American demand, including a delegation of Argentine digital creators spotlighting eco and adventure experiences. Infrastructure & Access: Work has started on the new San Lucas Island tourist pier, designed to replace a deteriorated platform and improve safer, faster docking for up to four vessels. Road & Safety Alerts: Route 32 reopened after a landslide debris closure, but authorities warned of continued rain and stronger winds affecting the Caribbean corridor. Local Tourism Finance: BCR launched BCR Pyme Acción Turismo to help tourism SMEs fund climate-adaptation upgrades and keep operations resilient. Coral Protection: Environmental groups kicked off “United for Costa Rica’s Reefs” to cut reef stress during the Oct 2026–Feb 2027 heat-risk window. Manuel Antonio Link Risk: A bridge on the Route 235 corridor to Manuel Antonio faces an “imminent failure” warning after severe corrosion was found. Travel Health & Risk: Reports of a viral outbreak and health alerts tied to mosquito and diarrhea risks are circulating for tourist hotspots, urging travelers to check guidance before trips.
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