Costa Rica Trade Newsletter - December 2021 Information regarding the use of vaccine certificates within Costa Rica Beginning January 8, 2022, all commercial establishments in Costa Rica will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination in an effort to protect the country’s locals and visitors. Proof of vaccination must be verified by means of a QR code or a “COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card.” Commercial establishments include hotels and resorts, restaurants and bars, adventure tourism services, casinos, stores, museums, gymnasiums, and art and dance academies. EXPLORE   Costa Rican Adventure Webinar Costa Rica is a land of volcanoes, rainforests and cloud forests, huge waterfalls, and mighty rivers. Learn more about Costa Rica's adventure offerings and why it's a world-renowned spot for adventure travel. Take part in our interactive trivia game to win an Amazon gift card Watch FLYING HIGH COSTA RICA Check out our Flying High Costa Rica bulletin for everything you need to know about airlift updates. Important updates include: Costa Rica Welcomed Almost One Million Tourists Guanacaste Airport Offers New Routes SJO Strengthens Its Connections with US Destinations Learn More   The Sloth is Costa Rica’s Newest National Symbol  This year, the two-toed sloth (Choloepus hoffmanni) and three-toed brown sloth (Bradypus variegatus), two of the six sloth species in the world, became national symbols of Costa Rica. The Costa Rica Tourism Board honors this important milestone and the goal to further improve conservation efforts for these iconic animals. See how you can responsibly spot sloths in Costa Rica and discover how they are cared for at several wildlife sanctuaries in the country. Discover Become a certified Costa Rica expert and equip yourself with knowledge of Costa Rica offerings and products. Exclusive incentives such as FAM trip opportunities, invitations to special events, sales collateral, and online resources will be available to you as a specialist. Enroll in our Costa Rica Specialist Program now! Enroll Braulio Carrillo National Park Braulio Carrillo National Park is located north of the Central Valley in the Central Volcanic Mountain Range, between the Poás and Irazú Volcanoes. This wonderful natural treasure includes Barva and Cacho Negro Volcanoes, and it’s one of the largest protected areas in Costa Rica, located in one of the country’s steepest topographical regions. The landscape consists of tall mountains densely covered by forests, and multiple canyons with rivers and streams that are of great importance for hydroelectricity production. Discover   For more information on Costa Rica, subscribe below and receive important updates on our destination, training programs and other opportunities. SUBSCRIBE     - Contact Us - North American Trade Representation 5800 Bristol Pkwy, Suite 660 Culver City, CA 90230, USA +1 424-309-0870 costarica@myriadmarketing.com