AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSustainable Tourism Outlook: UN Tourism-linked experts say the future of travel hinges on sustainability and authenticity, with 70% of travelers wanting more responsible options—think eco-friendly stays, fewer unnecessary flights, and deeper respect for local culture. New Costa Rica Digital Tool: A new free interactive map, “Discover Costa Rica,” launches in Spanish and English, letting users explore parks, islands, volcanoes, ecosystems, and the country’s 92% maritime territory. Guanacaste Volcano Watch: Rincón de la Vieja remains at Activity Level 3 (Precaution) as scientists report shifts in earthquakes, ground movement, volcanic gases, and tremor—no “major eruption” is imminent, but conditions are changing. Tourism Recognition: Costa Rica tops UK National Geographic Traveller Reader Awards for responsible travel and places high for wildlife, citing conservation efforts and sustainability approvals. Air Access Boost: Breeze Airways adds its first flights to San José and launches multiple new nonstop routes in early October, improving point-to-point options for travelers. Cruise Interest: Margaritaville at Sea announces 2028 itineraries with first-time calls to Limón (Costa Rica) from Tampa. Travel Education in Costa Rica: Samford University expands its study-abroad footprint with Finca de Samford, aiming for more community service in Ciudad Colón and San José. Local Sports Spotlight: Former captain Bryan Ruiz debuts as Costa Rica coach in a Nations League match that could decide whether La Sele avoids relegation.
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