Is $3000 a decent price for a class trip to Costa Rica? |
It is 8-9 days long.
We would go to hot springs, San Jose, the Monteverde cloud forest, and take a horseback ride trip to a smaller village. We also get to have free days and I think we go ... |
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I am planning on returning to my host family in Costa Rica...? |
| and was wondering if it is considered polite to bring gift(s) to the family, who I lived with for 6 six two summer's ago. They are not very well off, and I know that taking me own even for only ... |
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If I vomit while in Central America, is it likely because of a parasite, bacteria, or virus? |
| I am going to a Central American country on a humanitarian trip. I hate vomiting with a passion. If most 'traveler's diarrhea and vomiting' is caused by a bacteria (and perhaps ... |
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Costa Rica?? Is It Worth It? |
| there is going to be an educational trip next year to costa rica for 3 days. my teacher said it will be fun and also educational. it will also allow the students to earn an academic credit for ... |
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Calling home from Costa Rica and fitting in with the Ticos? |
I am going to San Jose, Costa Rica next week and will be living there for a month. I was wondering what the best options are to make phone calls back to the US. How much does it cost?
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Does anyone know anything about costa rica food like what kind of food is there? |
| i am doing a project on costa rica and i have to make a plate from there with a recipe. someone help me out!... |
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How long will it take for Costa Rica to recover from hurricane Felix? |
| I saw it blowing around on TV, looks pretty bad since it washed ashore as a cat 5...how long do you think the recovery will take and what does this mean for Costa Rica's fragile democracy, ... |
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Is it safe for me to travel to Medellin, Colombia by myself? |
| I'm a white 30 year old American who can speak Spanish but with an accent. I'd be going down to meet lots of beautiful women.... |
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Troubles in Costa Rica???????? |
| What difficultes would you expect to expirience if you took a trip to Costa rica for a week with classmates for an educational purpose. yes you have everything.. hotel, food, the ... |
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Kiyelle ♥ |
Are diamonds cheaper in costa rica then over here in the usa or gold..whats cheaper??? |
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ticosland2008
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I think you can get gold and diamonds cheaper in Costa Rica than in the US. You just have to know where to go. You can get things even cheaper if you pay cash, but be careful who you are dealing with. Also, if you go around the gold mining regions, you can get good deals on gold.
For any other information about Costa Rica, visit the TicosLand website. |
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Texman
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I your man here!
I bought my Costa Rican wife's 1/2carat ring in the capital San Jose. I decided that I wanted a Costa Rican diamond engagement ring for my girl but we had our wedding rings made in the UK for our wedding.
Diamonds in CostaRica are not particularly cheap (and possibly even a little more expensive) and certainly not near the same quality as available back home.
Carat sizes are the same but the clarity and quality are poor compared to the UK and USA markets.
London seems to have top quality diamonds as they have long established relationships with the diamond traders of Africa.
Go for USA every time if that's where you are!!
As for gold, it's a good investment to trade in on the International gold markets but has been as high as $800 per ounce if I recall - but investing in Natural Resources Funds are another option. |
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*Amber*
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The same.
Silver is cheaper over there though... |
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quik66gto
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The BEER !!! |
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Tico Roots.
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Gold is cheaper but diamonds are the same. |
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ReGgAe TiCo MaN
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yes. Depends on what you buy. USD is worth much more than a costa rican colón. So you might find it for cheaper in San Jose. Maybe one of the malls. |
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SUE
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I think diamonds are the same everywhere.
Gold, too. Or pretty close.
Cheaper? Possibly good coffee. Textiles, and wood products. Local handcrafts. |
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Homer
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Technically gold and diamonds both trade on international exchange. Gold bullion is the same in New York, London, Hong Kong etc. The real question is "is the seller jacking up the price" If you buy in a mall, you will get your eyes ripped out as there is a price tag on it. Gold should only be bought by weight from a reputable jeweller or dealer. You can get jacked anywhere.
Think logically, why would someone sell you gold in Costa Rica for 800 per ounce, when they can sell it into the international market for 920.
Of course what we are not factoring in is craftsmanship for the object you are buying. |
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