AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAirport Convenience: Juan Santamaría International Airport launched SJO Fast Track, a $100 per person priority-access pass (one use) for select international arrivals/departures, with digital QR entry points before immigration and Customs. Road & Rail Disruptions: MOPT says seven major road and rail projects are set to move forward, including San José–San Ramón and San José–Cartago widening tenders plus the “Tibi” metro rail line, raising gridlock fears for commuters and travelers. Midyear Travel Traffic: San José’s weekday vehicle plate restriction pauses July 6–17 for the school break, while Traffic Police will focus on key vacation routes like Route 32, Route 27, and the Interamericana. Safety for Families: Costa Rica is installing 55 new crocodile/caiman warning signs at beaches, rivers, and parks ahead of July 6–17 vacation, urging visitors to avoid risky waters and never approach for photos. Tourism Infrastructure: President Laura Fernández assigned Rodrigo Chaves to coordinate execution of the Limón marina and cruise terminal, after the new law expanded Japdeva’s ability to seek partners. Weather & Access: Route 32 remains closed in Limón after landslides from Tropical Wave No. 19, with crews clearing multiple blocked sections and no reopening estimate yet.
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