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6 reasons for a decline in tourist arrivals to Costa Rica

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QCOSTARICA — The organization Turismo por Costa Rica estimates that this year there will be a reduction in visitor arrivals of between 15% and 20%. For their part, the Proimagen Association, dedicated to promoting Costa Rica as a tourist destination in the Americas and Europe since 1994, listed six reasons that are causing a decline in tourist arrivals. Proimagen, which brings together 150 companies in the tourism sector, conducted an analysis o…

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6 reasons for a decline in tourist arrivals to Costa Rica

QCOSTARICA — The organization Turismo por Costa Rica estimates that this year there will be a reduction in visitor arrivals of between 15% and 20%. For their part, the Proimagen Association, dedicated to promoting Costa Rica as a tourist destination in the Americas and Europe since 1994, listed six reasons that are causing a decline in tourist arrivals. Proimagen, which brings together 150 companies in the tourism sector, conducted an analysis o…

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