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Jimmy BetaCanada
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I can answer questions in the fields of medicine, travel (specifically Latin America), astronomy, physics, geography and general business questions. I am not apt at answering questions in history, literature, religion, politics, or pop culture. | |
Visit Costa RicaCosta Rica
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Can answer in English and Spanish. I know about tourism - where to go, where to stay, what to eat, plans for visiting my country. I can recommend hotels in all Costa Rica, rent a car, places to visit, and give advice if you are coming with pets, dogs and cats. I have a Hotel is San Jose and I am the president of the Small Hotel Association in Costa Rica. |
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Braulio OdioCosta Rica
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I will be more than glad to answer any questions that you have about vacations in Costa Rica. I have been in the tourism industry since 1998 and involved with volunteer programs. I have traveled throughout the country, stayed in the best and the worst hotels. I have also extensive knowledge of sustainable travel. Costa Rica is not only all inclusive resorts and big enetrprise hotels. In this beautiful country you will also find off the beaten path travel experiences. In my website yo can also find valuable information about Costa Rica www.paradise-escape.com | |
Beatrice BlakeAvailable
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I can recommend the best places to visit with children in Costa Rica, based on their ages and the family`s interests and budget. My two children were born in Costa Rica and I have traveled with them all over the country while doing research for my guidebook, The New Key to Costa Rica. I also help people (with or without children) pick the best and most responsible ecotourism destinations and can advise them on the best ways to get around within the time they have. | |
StefanoItaly
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I can aswer questions of tourists that wish to get information about travelling to Costa Rica and Italy | |
Tucker ComstockCosta Rica
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Can answer any questions about Costa Rica from perspective of a resident - weather, driving times/distances, things to see and things to avoid, what you should be nervous about and what is really not a problem, except in your head. I have lots of experience with government regulation, banking, property ownership, legal structures, insurance issues, employing people. | |
Luna NuevaCosta Rica
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I am a Costa Rican and I lived in Costa Rica up until two years ago, when I moved to the U.S. I can answer general questions about Costa Rica, like "is it O.K. to drink tap water?" "do I need special vaccinations?", "what kind of transportation is available to go to Puntarenas?", "where can I go shopping?", etc. I cannot answer questions about surfing. I can answer questions in English, Spanish and French. |
Dear Shelly, Guanacaste is pretty built-up at its northern beaches, so I have stopped going there. But the Capitán Suizo is nice in Tamarindo, or the Hacienda Pinilla to the south of Tamarindo. I usually
Dear Shelly, Yes, you could go to Rincón de la Vieja in Guanacaste, then Monteverde, and end up in Manuel Antonio. Or you could go to Dantica Lodge in the mountains south of San José, which is cloud
Sorry, I'm not really up on Spanish language programs these days. Just make sure that the one you choose does have experience with kids. The Adventure Education Center in Turrialba might be a good place
You can get divorced in USA, and she has to take a copy of divorce papers to Costa Rica to prove her divorce if she later wants to marry. Neither of you can remarry in a Catholic church without an anulment
Dear Clair, Unfortunately it would be illegal for you to work in a call center in Costa Rica if you are not a citizen. You can find out more about working at arcr.net. There you could find a list of
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