December 2019 – Costa Rica Tourism

Just the right balance of amenities, activities and natural beauty make Costa Rica a top 10 Latin America host country for meetings and events. Continue to the next slide to learn more!

Costa Rica is easily reached from the most important cities in Latin America, North America and Europe, with a total of 29 airlines offering over 500 weekly flights. The country has two main international airports located near the capital of San José and the Guanacaste province.

Located just 6.2 miles from downtown San José, Costa Rica’s new Convention Center was designed to generate unique experiences for conference attendees within a sustainable, modern and versatile space. Its 12,200-square-foot main hall has a maximum capacity of 4,000 delegates.

Costa Rica’s capital, San José, is one of the most influential, cosmopolitan and globalized cities in Central America. The city showcases numerous art exhibitions in several museums and theaters, has a varied cuisine and offers one-day tours to include in your event programs.

Costa Rica is a country of connection. From the people to the culture to the easily accessible cities, getting together here is essential. For incentive travel, visit the country’s most popular beach region, Guanacaste, to connect with nature, with each other and with yourself.

With consistently temperate weather, there’s no shortage of thrills for year-round team-building in Costa Rica. The country’s welcoming culture helps meeting participants get comfortable while taking on new activities, such as white-water rafting, hiking, zip-lining and more!

Costa Rica is home to 6.5 percent of the world’s biodiversity. To preserve this wealth of natural beauty, the Costa Rica Tourism Board developed the Sustainability Certification program for tourist enterprises that demonstrate sustainability within their operations.

Give your clients something to talk about with colors, textures and scents of the tropics. Any event in Costa Rica can be accompanied by unique entertainment, such as folkloric dance troupes, a group of stilt-walking fantasy figures, or a typical marching band.

Business in Costa Rica is balanced with an appreciation for life outside of work hours. A sustainability-first culture creates harmony between work and play. It’s no wonder Costa Rica routinely ranks highest on the Happy Planet Index.