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  1. Thailand tightens visa rules for tourists, citing crime by foreigners
    By Angelica Silva

    Thailand is reducing the visa-free period available to visitors from 90 countries, including Australia, with the duration decided on a country-by-country basis.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-20/tha

    #TravelandTourism #TravelPreparation #TourismandLeisureIndustry #AngelicaSilva

  2. Costa Rica’s Tourism Comeback as Record High Season Follows Modest 2025 Growth

    Costa Rica’s tourism closed 2025 with 2,689,278 international visitors arriving by air — a slim 1% gain over 2024 — but the figures mask a sharper theme: a fourth-quarter rebound that has carried into a record-shattering 2025–2026 high season at both major airports, according to a new analysis. The full-year result, confirmed by the Costa […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/19/costa

  3. Costa Rica’s Tourism Comeback as Record High Season Follows Modest 2025 Growth

    Costa Rica’s tourism closed 2025 with 2,689,278 international visitors arriving by air — a slim 1% gain over 2024 — but the figures mask a sharper theme: a fourth-quarter rebound that has carried into a record-shattering 2025–2026 high season at both major airports, according to a new analysis. The full-year result, confirmed by the Costa […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/19/costa

  4. Costa Rica’s Tourism Comeback as Record High Season Follows Modest 2025 Growth

    Costa Rica’s tourism closed 2025 with 2,689,278 international visitors arriving by air — a slim 1% gain over 2024 — but the figures mask a sharper theme: a fourth-quarter rebound that has carried into a record-shattering 2025–2026 high season at both major airports, according to a new analysis. The full-year result, confirmed by the Costa […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/19/costa

  5. Costa Rica’s Tourism Comeback as Record High Season Follows Modest 2025 Growth

    Costa Rica’s tourism closed 2025 with 2,689,278 international visitors arriving by air — a slim 1% gain over 2024 — but the figures mask a sharper theme: a fourth-quarter rebound that has carried into a record-shattering 2025–2026 high season at both major airports, according to a new analysis. The full-year result, confirmed by the Costa […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/19/costa

  6. Costa Rica’s Tourism Comeback as Record High Season Follows Modest 2025 Growth

    Costa Rica’s tourism closed 2025 with 2,689,278 international visitors arriving by air — a slim 1% gain over 2024 — but the figures mask a sharper theme: a fourth-quarter rebound that has carried into a record-shattering 2025–2026 high season at both major airports, according to a new analysis. The full-year result, confirmed by the Costa […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/19/costa

  7. Costa Rica Opens Five-Lane Bridge to Relieve Congestion

    A newly expanded five-lane bridge over the Corrogres River on the Lindora bypass is now fully open to traffic, as project officials say it will ease one of the busiest chokepoints between Santa Ana and Lindora west of our capital and which the government is holding up as a model for future infrastructure work. The […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/19/costa

  8. Costa Rica Opens Five-Lane Bridge to Relieve Congestion

    A newly expanded five-lane bridge over the Corrogres River on the Lindora bypass is now fully open to traffic, as project officials say it will ease one of the busiest chokepoints between Santa Ana and Lindora west of our capital and which the government is holding up as a model for future infrastructure work. The […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/19/costa

  9. Costa Rica Opens Five-Lane Bridge to Relieve Congestion

    A newly expanded five-lane bridge over the Corrogres River on the Lindora bypass is now fully open to traffic, as project officials say it will ease one of the busiest chokepoints between Santa Ana and Lindora west of our capital and which the government is holding up as a model for future infrastructure work. The […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/19/costa

  10. Costa Rica Opens Five-Lane Bridge to Relieve Congestion

    A newly expanded five-lane bridge over the Corrogres River on the Lindora bypass is now fully open to traffic, as project officials say it will ease one of the busiest chokepoints between Santa Ana and Lindora west of our capital and which the government is holding up as a model for future infrastructure work. The […]
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  11. Costa Rica Opens Five-Lane Bridge to Relieve Congestion

    A newly expanded five-lane bridge over the Corrogres River on the Lindora bypass is now fully open to traffic, as project officials say it will ease one of the busiest chokepoints between Santa Ana and Lindora west of our capital and which the government is holding up as a model for future infrastructure work. The […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/19/costa

  12. Costa Rica Weather: Afternoon Thunderstorms – Plan Beach Time Early

    The Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN) forecasts that an acceleration of trade winds over the Caribbean will push humidity into Costa Rica today, triggering afternoon downpours and thunderstorms across most of the country. The Pacific coast and mountain areas will see the heaviest activity, while the Caribbean and Northern Zone start cloudy with scattered mor [...]

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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/19/costa

  13. Costa Rica Starts Bridge Replacement Near San José Airport

    Costa Rica’s Ministry of Public Works and Transportation will begin work Monday, May 18, on a new modular bridge across from Juan Santamaría International Airport, in a project aimed at strengthening one of the country’s busiest road corridors. The work will take place on Route 1 in the El Coyol–San José direction. MOPT said crews […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/18/costa

  14. Costa Rican Woman Dies on Iberia Flight from Madrid to San José

    Costa Rica saw a second airport emergency on Saturday after authorities responded to the death of a passenger aboard an Iberia flight arriving from Madrid, the same day another aircraft activated emergency protocols at Daniel Oduber International Airport in Liberia. A 59-year-old Costa Rican woman died aboard an Iberia flight from Madrid on Saturday afternoon, […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/18/costa

  15. Costa Rica Airport Emergency After Southwest Flight Diverts to Liberia

    A Southwest Airlines flight that departed Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría International Airport made an emergency landing Sunday at Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport in Liberia after the crew reported a midair problem shortly after takeoff. The aircraft, identified as Southwest flight WN1203, was traveling from San José to Houston when it diverted to Gua [...]

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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/18/costa

  16. Panama Costa Rica Rail Corridor Could Transform Central America Travel

    A railway that would stitch together two of Central America’s most dynamic economies is quietly moving from vision to blueprint. Panama and Costa Rica are jointly advancing plans for a cross-border rail corridor that, if completed, would transform how people and goods move through the region and potentially set a template for integration all the […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/18/panam

  17. Community fights back against caravan park development proposal
    By Danielle Pope, Lily Kristanto, and Rachael Lucas

    A community group in Victoria's south-east will appeal a council planning decision to approve the development of a regional caravan park, which it says would be an "absolute disaster" for the region.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-19/san

    #RegionalDevelopmentandPlanning #CommunityOrganisations #TravelandTourism #DaniellePope #LilyKristanto # #RachaelLucas

  18. Best Time and Place to Go Tarpon Fishing in Costa Rica

    Barra del Colorado has long been one of Costa Rica’s great fishing destinations, especially for anglers chasing Atlantic tarpon along the country’s remote northern Caribbean coast. It’s near the Nicaraguan border, where the Río Colorado meets the Caribbean Sea, the area is known for jungle-lined waterways, remote fishing lodges, and one of the most famous […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/17/best-

  19. Hundreds of holidaymakers in limbo as travel company cancels trips
    By Kristy Sexton-McGrath

    Australian travellers say they have been dumped days and weeks before their overseas holidays after a tour company cancelled their trips.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-18/avg

    #TravelandTourism #KristySextonMcGrath

  20. Costa Rica Hotel Faces Backlash After Refusing Entry to Guide Dog

    Barceló Hotel Group issued a public apology after a couple with visual disabilities denounced that the Occidental Papagayo hotel in Guanacaste refused entry to a guide dog, leaving one of them unable to take part in a planned birthday trip. The case involved Andrea Arce and Alberto Zumbado, who said they had arranged a stay […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/17/costa

  21. Costa Rica’s New Caño Negro Bridge Cuts Travel Time to Monteverde

    The new Caño Negro bridge is reshaping travel between La Fortuna, El Castillo and Monteverde, creating a faster inland tourist route across one of Costa Rica’s best-known tourist areas. The 112-meter bridge over the Caño Negro River was put into service on April 24 after roughly 50 years of local requests. The Ministry of Public […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/17/costa

  22. Costa Rica Birdwatching Fair 2026 to Spotlight Sarapiquí Wildlife

    Costa Rica will host the North American Bird Fair Costa Rica 2026 from June 4 to 7 in Sarapiquí, bringing together birdwatchers, nature photographers, tourism operators, educators, naturalists and conservation groups for a four-day event focused on birding, conservation and nature-based tourism. The event will take place in Puerto Viejo de S [...]

    #EnvironmentAndWildlife #Featured #News #TravelAndTourism

    ticotimes.net/2026/05/17/costa

  23. Costa Rica Welcomes Over One Million Tourists in First Quarter

    Costa Rica’s tourism industry opened the year with strong momentum, passing one million international visitors in the first quarter and posting growth compared with the same period last year. From January through March, Costa Rica received 1,033,777 foreign tourists through all entry points, according to official tourism data. That represents an 11.3% increase over th [...]

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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/16/costa

  24. Tourism operators priced out of own industry conference
    By Rachel Hagan

    Struggling businesses in Carnarvon, reliant on tourism, say they want more support to be involved with the 2026 WA Tourism Conference that the region is hosting.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-17/car

    #TourismandLeisureIndustry #SmallBusinesses #RegionalCommunities #TravelandTourism #RachelHagan

  25. The darkness of a Tasmanian town's night sky could be protected
    By Mackenzie Archer

    The northern Tasmanian town of Ross is working to protect its night sky, a years-long process that would see it formally recognised for its darkness and clarity.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-17/tas

    #TourismandLeisureIndustry #Space #TravelandTourism #MackenzieArcher

  26. Pope to visit France in September with a stop at UNESCO

    ROME — ROME (AP) — Pope Leo XIV is adding another trip to his already busy 2026 travel…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #catholicchurch #Generalnews #Politics #Religion #travelandtourism #Worldnews
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  27. $40m bid for airline crackdown as sector warns of higher fares, cancelled flights
    By Kristy Sexton-McGrath

    The federal government has announced nearly $40 million to fund an overhaul of aviation consumer rights.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-16/fed

    #Budget #TravelandTourism #ConsumerProtection #KristySextonMcGrath

  28. $40m bid for airline crackdown as sector warns of higher fares, cancelled flights
    By Kristy Sexton-McGrath

    The federal government has announced nearly $40 million to fund an overhaul of aviation consumer rights.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-16/fed

    #Budget #TravelandTourism #ConsumerProtection #KristySextonMcGrath

  29. $40m bid for airline crackdown as sector warns of higher fares, cancelled flights
    By Kristy Sexton-McGrath

    The federal government has announced nearly $40 million to fund an overhaul of aviation consumer rights.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-16/fed

    #Budget #TravelandTourism #ConsumerProtection #KristySextonMcGrath

  30. $40m bid for airline crackdown as sector warns of higher fares, cancelled flights
    By Kristy Sexton-McGrath

    The federal government has announced nearly $40 million to fund an overhaul of aviation consumer rights.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-16/fed

    #Budget #TravelandTourism #ConsumerProtection #KristySextonMcGrath

  31. $40m bid for airline crackdown as sector warns of higher fares, cancelled flights
    By Kristy Sexton-McGrath

    The federal government has announced nearly $40 million to fund an overhaul of aviation consumer rights.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-16/fed

    #Budget #TravelandTourism #ConsumerProtection #KristySextonMcGrath

  32. Costa Rica Faces Active Pacific Hurricane Season

    The Pacific hurricane season officially opens today, with regional forecasters warning of an active stretch ahead as Central American emergency agencies move into operational readiness. Guatemala’s National Coordinator for Disaster Reduction (CONRED), Honduras’s National Center for Atmospheric, Oceanographic and Seismic Studies (CENAOS) and other regional meteorological authorities confirmed [...]

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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/15/costa

  33. Dollar Hits Historic Low Against Costa Rica’s Colón for Second Day

    The U.S. dollar fell to another historic low against Costa Rica’s colón on Thursday, closing at ¢453.94 in the wholesale foreign-exchange market, known as Monex. It was the second consecutive session in which the dollar reached its lowest level since the Central Bank began publishing the series in December 2007. The latest drop followed Wednesday’s […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/15/dolla

  34. Costa Rica Airport Named Best Regional Airport in Central America and Caribbean

    Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría International Airport has been named the best regional airport in Central America and the Caribbean in the Skytrax 2026 World Airport Awards, giving the country another aviation recognition at a time when regional competition for travelers is growing. The San José-area airport, located in Alajuela, took first place in the [...]

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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/14/costa

  35. Costa Rica Airport Named Best Regional Airport in Central America and Caribbean

    Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría International Airport has been named the best regional airport in Central America and the Caribbean in the Skytrax 2026 World Airport Awards, giving the country another aviation recognition at a time when regional competition for travelers is growing. The San José-area airport, located in Alajuela, took first place in the [...]

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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/14/costa

  36. Costa Rica Airport Named Best Regional Airport in Central America and Caribbean

    Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría International Airport has been named the best regional airport in Central America and the Caribbean in the Skytrax 2026 World Airport Awards, giving the country another aviation recognition at a time when regional competition for travelers is growing. The San José-area airport, located in Alajuela, took first place in the [...]

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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/14/costa

  37. Costa Rica Airport Named Best Regional Airport in Central America and Caribbean

    Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría International Airport has been named the best regional airport in Central America and the Caribbean in the Skytrax 2026 World Airport Awards, giving the country another aviation recognition at a time when regional competition for travelers is growing. The San José-area airport, located in Alajuela, took first place in the [...]

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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/14/costa

  38. Costa Rica Airport Named Best Regional Airport in Central America and Caribbean

    Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría International Airport has been named the best regional airport in Central America and the Caribbean in the Skytrax 2026 World Airport Awards, giving the country another aviation recognition at a time when regional competition for travelers is growing. The San José-area airport, located in Alajuela, took first place in the [...]

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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/14/costa

  39. Costa Rica’s Caribbean and Southern Tourism Push Faces Years of Delays

    Costa Rica’s plan to redirect tourism investment toward the Caribbean coast and the Southern Zone is now formally in the hands of Marcos Borges, the newly installed executive president of the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT). But the timelines emerging from the two master plans he inherits make clear that any visible change for travelers, […]
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  40. Costa Rica’s Caribbean and Southern Tourism Push Faces Years of Delays

    Costa Rica’s plan to redirect tourism investment toward the Caribbean coast and the Southern Zone is now formally in the hands of Marcos Borges, the newly installed executive president of the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT). But the timelines emerging from the two master plans he inherits make clear that any visible change for travelers, […]
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    ticotimes.net/2026/05/14/costa

  41. Costa Rica’s Caribbean and Southern Tourism Push Faces Years of Delays

    Costa Rica’s plan to redirect tourism investment toward the Caribbean coast and the Southern Zone is now formally in the hands of Marcos Borges, the newly installed executive president of the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT). But the timelines emerging from the two master plans he inherits make clear that any visible change for travelers, […]
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