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The Albertville Chamber of Commerce is planning a trip to tropical Costa Rica next January 2023 and is inviting anyone interested to register now.
The Rose Parade is an iconic New Year's Day tradition for millions of spectators. And it's the floral-decorated floats that always wow the crowds.
TravelAwaits Updated: Jul.21.2021 Costa Rica is a small country with two ocean coastlines. The contrast between its fertile rainforests and luxury resorts allows you to find the perfect balance and plan an unforgettable vacation. Whether you want a beachy tropical retreat or a hiking adventure with a side of water sports, Costa Rica will gladly accommodate you. 1. Papagayo Peninsula Costa Rica’s Pacific coast is highly-developed. Spectacular beaches are lined with luxury resorts which offer access to the country’s famed eco-tourism points of interest. Plan a stay at the popular five-star...
Costa Rica will start vaccinating younger adults who have at least one Covid-19 risk factor, the Social Security System announced Wednesday. Areas that have vaccinated at least 80% of elderly adults (defined here as 58 years or older) will start inoculating at-risk 18 to 57-year-olds. “Our priority is to finish vaccinating the elderly, but we also need to advance in the vaccination process with Group 3 in those health areas that are already close to ending with Group 2,” said Mario Ruíz, medical manager of the Caja. Among the risk factors that qualify a Costa Rican citizen or resident in...
By Lou Kritz When visiting San Ramón, Costa Rica, you realize that each town and village has a personality and feel that makes it special. In San Ramón, it’s history and location. The 12,000 people who live here will tell you that this was one of the first incorporated communities, dating to its founding in 1856. The town is known for the leaders of Costa Rican society that have local ties. National poets, Felix Angel Salas Cabezas and Lisimaco Chavarria Palma wrote, studied, and taught here. Two significant presidents that affected Costa Rican principles also call this home. Rodrigo Ca...