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Caribbean & Central America - September 2025
COSTA RICA: Falling tourist numbers cause concern for key economic sector
Visitor numbers have fallen this year, sparking worries around the future of Costa Rica’s tourism sector, a significant driver of the country’s economy and a huge provider of jobs.
- Introduction
- EL SALVADOR: Bukele continues to follow autocrat’s playbook
- HONDURAS: Electoral concerns persist
- COSTA RICA: Falling tourist numbers cause concern for key economic sector
- GUATEMALA: Arévalo agrees to deepen cooperation with Mexico
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Abinader sanctions new penal code
- HAITI: In search of stability and peace
- TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: A new oil boom?
- REGION: Looking for an Afro-Caribbean axis
- CUBA: Tourism in a tailspin
- Economic Highlights