Tourism to Costa Rica Declines in First Seven Months of 2025
Authorities cite global economic factors and shifting travel patterns.
Tourist arrivals to Costa Rica fell during the first seven months of 2025, according to new data from the national tourism institute.
Officials attributed the decline to global economic uncertainty, airline capacity adjustments, and changes in travel demand across key markets.
Despite the slowdown, the government remains optimistic about a rebound as new marketing campaigns target North American and European travelers.
Officials attributed the decline to global economic uncertainty, airline capacity adjustments, and changes in travel demand across key markets.
Despite the slowdown, the government remains optimistic about a rebound as new marketing campaigns target North American and European travelers.
