AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWildlife Tourism: Sloths have become a signature sight for visitors to Costa Rica’s forests and reserves. The country is home to two species, and conservation work helps protect the animals behind the “pura vida” image. Visitor Demand: Costa Rica tourism fell for a second month as U.S. arrivals dropped, a concerning signal for an industry reliant on international visitors. Air Access: Breeze Airways’ new Tampa–Costa Rica nonstop is flying twice weekly, adding a direct option for U.S. travelers. Nature & Stays: New Pacific coast stays and plans to welcome tourists to lesser-known Juan Castro Blanco Park point to opportunities beyond the country’s best-known destinations. Major Events: Costa Rica is part of an unopposed bid to co-host the 2031 Women’s World Cup with the U.S., Mexico and Jamaica; FIFA is expected to confirm the bid in November.
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