The Tourism Institute sponsored an article in the Mexican newspaper La Reforma to promote Costa Rica as a versatile destination.

"It is time to continue placing Costa Rica in the world," said the institute in its statement. "This is part of the permanent efforts of the institute's advertising department."

Reforma newspaper began publishing in 1993. It currently prints over 131,000 daily copies and has more than 68,000 subscribers.

The article recognizes Costa Rica as a destination for tourists who love nature and ecotourism and for couples who want to live unique and unrepeatable experiences.

According to the piece, Costa Rica is a pioneer country in ecotourism worldwide. "The country offers outdoor activities that make you feel butterflies in your stomach, such as canopy or rafting in Sarapiquí and Turrialba, more alternatives have been added, those that not only allow you to have a good time but also create moments that last a lifetime."

In addition, the article mentions the country as a " place ideally for people who love adventure, it should be noted that the country has become a favorite of couples in love or and also of those who are looking for an ideal place to celebrate an anniversary."