Podcasts about La Fortuna

In this episode, Jess, Pam, and Alex break down their recent spring break trips to Costa Rica—highlighting three unforgettable resorts, two different travel styles, and one shared love for how easy (and affordable!) this country is to explore with points and miles.  Flights on Points Alex and Jess both flew Southwest—Jess from Houston and Alex from Salt Lake City—and Pam chose United. Between Southwest Companion Passes, smart rebooking, and good timing, Jess got a great deal for round-trip flights for four people. Pam, always loyal to United for the elite-status perks, flew out of Denver and got a free upgrade to first class on the way home.   Where They Stayed: Andaz Papagayo, Rio Perdido, and Tabacón Andaz Peninsula Papagayo Resort (Hyatt Category 8): A luxury resort with monkeys, pools, and a new beach club you access by boat. Jess scored a Bay View Suite with a birthday upgrade, while Alex's family enjoyed connecting rooms with a rollaway for the kids.  Rio Perdido (Hilton SLH): Jess took her family here for a more boutique, off-the-grid experience. Set in the rainforest with private bungalows, thermal rivers, and mud baths, Rio Perdido offered a quieter, more immersive vibe.  Tabacón Thermal Resort & Spa (Hilton SLH): Pam and Alex's family stayed at this jungle escape near La Fortuna. Booking via Hilton points and free-night certificates, they enjoyed connecting rooms, views of the Arenal Volcano, and unlimited access to the hot springs.   Rental Cars, Shuttles, and Driving Tips The Squad breaks down everything you want to know about whether to rent a car or book a shuttle service in Costa Rica and how to decide which option is best for your trip. They even advise on what kind of vehicles to avoid renting and recommend a great woman-owned transportation service if you don't want to drive yourself.    Activities: Adventures for All Ages Alex's crew went full-on jungle mode with: A zipline and rappelling canyon tour through Maquique Adventure A night walk with frog and snake sightings (not for the faint of heart!) Exploring La Fortuna  Jess and Ella did a canyon adventure at Rio Perdido, complete with a pro photographer tagging along. Meanwhile, everyone raved about thermal pools and monkey spotting! Whether you're team luxury resort or jungle bungalow, this episode proves that Costa Rica is made for points travelers—and families. 

We spent 7 days in Costa Rica hiking to waterfalls, spotting wild sloths in the jungle, soaking in volcano-fed hot springs, and exploring our way through this amazing country. On this trip we flew in and out of San Jose and bookended our trip there. We spent two nights in Arenal and two nights in the Monteverde Cloud Forest.Episode Highlights:Costa Rica Travel TipsHiking to the best views of the Arenal VolcanoThings to do in La Fortuna including: The Springs Resort, Sky Adventures Arenal Park & La Fortuna WaterfallThings to do in Monteverde including: Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve, Sloth Observatory, El Tigre Waterfall hike, Santa Elena Reserva Bosque NubosoTake this exact same trip by following our⁠Costa Rica Itinerary⁠ - download the PDF guide now! Check out our⁠ Costa Rica Viator Experiences⁠ for all activities we recommend and even some that we wanted to do but couldn't get to.Hotels we stayed at on this trip:DoubleTree by Hilton Cariari⁠ - San Jose Costa RicaArenal Hotel⁠ - Arenal Paraíso Resort & Thermo Mineral Hot SpringsMonteverde Hotel⁠ - El Establo Mountain HotelIf you're looking for a flight deal to Costa Rica, we recommend signing up for ⁠Thrifty Traveler Premium⁠ to get daily flight deals (points & cash) emailed directly to you! Use our promo code TS10 to get $10 off your first year subscription.-------------------------------------------------------------------Shop:⁠Trip Itineraries ⁠⁠&⁠⁠Amazon Storefront ⁠⁠Connect:⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠,⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠, and⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠and contact us at travelsquadpodcast@gmail.com to submit a question of the week or inquire about guest interviews and advertising. Submit a question of the week or inquire about guest interviews and advertising.

Els Catarres han estat els nous convidats al Bacstage de Flaixbac! El grup format per l'Èric Vergés, la Roser Cruells i el Jan Riera ens ha presentat el seu àlbum "PARACAIGUDISTES" i hem pogut conèixer les històries d'algunes de les noves cançons.#ElsCatarres #PARACAIGUDISTES #entrevista 00:00 a 01:20 Intro01:20 a 02:45 Com estan Els Catarres?02:45 a 08:40 Parlem del nou àlbum: “Paracaigudistes”08:40 a 10:30 Parlem de "La Fortuna" i saber "estar als dos costats d'un cor trencat"10:30 a 11:55 Prendre decisions en grup11:55 a 13:50 Un disc amb molts agraïments13:50 a 14:00 Un concert que coincideix amb la final de la Champions14:00 a 16:30 Algun espòiler del nou directe16:30 a 17:45 Al Bacstage volem una cançó dedicada a la diada de Sant Jordi17:45 a 20:00 "País Estrany": una col·labo molt especial amb Roger Mas20:00 a 30:10 El Test del Safareig Prèmium30:10 a 35:09 “A quin grup/artista trucaríeu per...?"

“En realidad, no es que el Señor sea lento para cumplir su promesa, como algunos piensan. Al contrario, es paciente por amor a ustedes. No quiere que nadie sea destruido; quiere que todos se arrepientan.”2 Pedro‬ ‭3‬:‭9‬ ‭NTV‬‬

Come si passa dal creare un bar di successo in centro città a ridare vita ad una baita chiusa da anni a 1500 metri s.l.m.? Ci vuole tanta creatività, inventiva e un pizzico di fortuna che non guasta mai.A raccontarci questo suo avventuroso percorso in questa puntata c'è Valeria Ricci di Malga Davanti! Assapora l'arietta fresca, seguici su Telegram (t.me/radiooblo) e ascoltaci!  

Las pizarras de las bolsas arrancaron la semana en rojo, una nueva emisora perfila deut en la BMV, el impacto de las tarifas al acero y aluminio en autopartes, Samsung anticipa buenos resultados y la fortuna de Buffett resiste.

Fernando Martín y los cálculos millonarios: "¿Tú qué harías con 115 mil millones de euros?"

En este episodio de Quizá Hablemos de Ti, analizamos las noticias más candentes del mundo del espectáculo: el estado de salud de Yolanda Andrade, la situación de Memo del Bosque, los titulares que ha generado Mirka de Llanos y el misterio detrás de "La Chica del Bikini Azul". Además, hablamos de la detención de Aleska Génesis, el polémico enfrentamiento entre Gala Montes y Adrián Marcelo, y el debate sobre la fortuna de doña Silvia Pinal. ¡Escúchalo y entérate de todo!

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Bajo enorme presión de los medios, el caso de la procuraduría del Distrito Federal contra Mario Bezares y Paola Durante se comienza a caer. Al mismo tiempo, el escrutinio sobre la vida y la fortuna de Paco Stanley revela que sus vículos con una red de distribución de droga y lavado de dinero están claras. Pero la pregunta persiste: ¿Quién lo mató? ¿Y por qué?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Il 26 dicembre 2004 un catastrofico tsunami partì dall'Indonesia per poi colpire molte altre nazioni. Patrizia Mancini lavorava alle Maldive e ci racconta il momento in cui l'acqua ha iniziato a salire e quel che ne è seguito.

“L'incontro con la fortuna” Questa è una fiaba africana che viene dalla Tunisia e ci parla della fortuna. Un podcast dedicato alle fiabe della tradizione, fiabe antiche per capire meglio il presente e per affrontare il futuro.Un prezioso manuale di valori codificati  utile tanto all'infante quanto al senziente.Un giardino di insegnamenti dove il migliore è solo quello che ognuno di noi può cogliere.Sono fiabe dal repertorio classico: Grimm, Andersen, Calvino, Capuana… Sono come le fotografie dei tempi passati, dove viene descritto un mondo molto diverso da quello in cui viviamo. Ma se guardiamo attentamente questa vecchia diapositiva  ci accorgiamo che ci siamo anche noi lì, in mezzo a tutti gli altri personaggi. Fammi sapere se ti piace questo podcast lascia un commento o una recensione sul sito:⁠https://www.nespologiullare.it/fiabe-della-buonanotte/⁠ Se ti piacciono queste fiabe e se ne vuoi delle altre sostieni questo podcast su Patreon:⁠https://www.patreon.com/nespologiullare⁠ Grazie!Buon ascolto.

¿Por qué la fortuna es algo que se gana? ¿Cómo se lee la fortuna? ¿Qué relación existe entre la suerte y el azar? En Cuenta Con Nadye hablamos de Salud Mental, Psicología, Psicoanálisis, Creatividad y Arte: un programa de Tierra de Nadye, el Podcast Creativo para mentes curiosas, artistas, diseñadores; trabajadores de la cultura, la psicología, el marketing y la tecnología; gente que quiere reír y aprender mientras trabaja o se relaja. Necesitas ver esto si estás buscando inspiración, recomendaciones, aprender cosas nuevas y reírte mientras trabajas o estudias☝

Da quando ho sentito questa frase ho cominciato a vedere le cose in maniera diversa. Voglio fornire degli spunti per fare in modo che anche chi mi ascolta possa avere un nuovo modo di ragionare sulle proprie cose.

#Reto de ARCANOS MAYORES - Arcano "RUEDA DE LA FORTUNA" Carta 10 - Conecta con Método Yuen ¿Lista para el cambio? Haz clic y comienza tu viaje hacia una vida sin límites.

En abril el Cuarto Tribunal Colegiado del Distrito Nacional declaró la extinción penal por vencimiento de plazo máximo durante el proceso en favor de los imputados en la venta de terrenos del sector Los Tres Brazos, Santo Domingo Este. Ayer la Tercera Sala de la Cámara Penal de la Corte de Apelación del Distrito Nacional concluyó los litigios en el caso de los Tucano y anunció que dará a conocer su fallo el 20 de diciembre, al mediodía. Hoy leo que el poder judicial va a proteger los datos de las personas en las decisiones que emitan los tribunales. Peso a cachimbo de tusa que en lo adelante no aparecerá el nombre de un rico en ningún proceso, los pobres no se darán cuenta de que esa política existe. Los casos tucano y los tres brazos son el botón de la muestra de cómo funciona la judicatura dominicana ante la cual todos somos huérfanos. Nadie puede enfrentar a los jueces y juezas cuya palabra es la más cercana a la de Dios. En República Dominicana vendieron un barrio con la gente adentro al estado no le ingresó más que once millones de pesos por la venta y no hay responsables por eso. Atendiendo a las leyes se declaró la extinción penal del proceso. En los tucanos hay sobornos pero no hay sobornados. Solo leer el trabajo que publicó el WSJ en el 14 evidencia la corrupción del proceso pero no hubo manera de adelantarlo en justicia. Dijimos que no teníamos expectativas de Yanalan pero ahora que el MP ha dado la cara, los jueces se hacen los tontos con P y la ley está al servicio del dinero. Dijo Yenny Berenice que aquí hay que sobreprobar la corrupción y eso es poco.  Hay que prepararse para la solicitud de extinción penal en los cuatro grandes casos de corrupción porque todos llevan decenas de suspensiones y reenvíos. Y pensar que reenvío era 50 años la palabra para protestar por la justicia balaguerista. Los presos políticos hicieron un periodico con ese nombre.  Hay que prepararse para hacer el otro.

Today's conversation is going to take us to three magical areas of Costa Rica - Manuel Antonio, Monteverde, and La Fortuna. Jessy Vanpoperinghe from The Worried Wanderer blog stops by the show to walk us through some of the key stops on a trip she took to Costa Rica, which included hiking around a volcano, sipping chocolate tea, ziplining through the clouds, and much more.Show Notes ⬇️ Published on 11/8/24 Timecodes0:00 - Intro2:03 - Is Costa Rica Worth Visiting?3:26 - The Baldi Hot Springs Resort5:23 - The La Fortuna Waterfall7:16 - The Tabacon Hot Springs 8:38 - Hiking Near Arenal Volcano10:30 - A Chocolate and Coffee Tour with Northfields Cafe12:28 - Seeing Incredible Animals on a Night Tour in Monteverde14:54 - Ziplining and Walking Along the Hanging Bridges at Sky Adventures18:21 - Stopping by Cafe Colibri20:05 - The Shana by the Beach Hotel21:56 - What You can See or Do if You're Visiting Manuel Antonio National Park24:00 - Stay Connected with The Worried Wanderer25:30 - Jessy Vanpoperinghe is a Student of Travel Follow Along with This Costa Rica Itinerary from The Worried Wanderer9 Day Costa Rica ItineraryFollow The Worried Wanderer onInstagramTikTokPinterestExplore Group Experience to Learn how to Build your Travel Tribe

Hace más de 700 años, una orden religiosa medieval custodiaba un inmenso tesoro compuesto de oro, plata, piedras preciosas y reliquias religiosas... hasta que todo desapareció misteriosamente. La inquietante imagen de la Sábana Santa cautiva a millones de personas en todo el mundo, pero ¿qué es exactamente lo que vemos y cómo apareció?

Esta semana, en en este canal, conociste las historia de celebridades muy impactantes, historias de romances prohibidos, desamores, y tragedias en sus carreras, y este día en el podcast de #ElFIlip te contamos todo lo que quedó pendiente por conocer de sus impactantes carreras.

En el episodio #278 de Máximo Desempeño, nos adentramos en la cautivadora historia del maestro Carlos Jacanamijoy, uno de los artistas más relevantes y fascinantes de Colombia. Con su capacidad única para entrelazar naturaleza, cultura y espiritualidad, Carlos nos guía a través de su mundo artístico, donde cada pincelada nos transporta a la vibrante selva del Putumayo y a una conexión profunda con lo que nos rodea. Sus obras, que han sido exhibidas en prestigiosos espacios como el Museo Smithsonian en Nueva York y la Casa de América en Madrid, nos ofrecen una poderosa ventana a mundos invisibles y un recordatorio del esplendor de la vida. Pero antes de sumergirnos en su historia, vamos a reflexionar sobre la historia de "El Granjero y el Caballo". Este relato nos invita a considerar el concepto de fortuna y cómo las experiencias en la vida, ya sean vistas como buenas o malas, pueden tener un significado más profundo y revelador. A través de esta historia, vamos a descubrir cómo la percepción de lo que ocurre a nuestro alrededor puede influir en nuestra búsqueda de un significado más allá de lo inmediato. No te pierdas una conversación llena de inspiración y aprendizaje, donde la maestría de Carlos Jacanamijoy y la sabiduría de la vida se entrelazan de manera excepcional. ¡Acompáñanos en esta travesía, que nos lleva un paso más adelante en el camino hacia la excelencia!

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El Tribunal Arbitral del Centro Internacional de Arreglo de Diferencias relativas a Inversiones (CIADI) determinó una sentencia a favor de Costa Rica en el arbitraje por Industrias Infinito, en el caso de la mina Crucitas. Esto evita un pago por $398 millones, pero aun así Crucitas sigue siendo un tema nacional, ambiental, social y económico que no se logra resolver. Y encontrar cómo solucionar podría ser como “abrir una caja de Pandora”, ya que oscilamos entre quienes insisten en que tenemos allí un yacimiento de 2 millones de onzas (el de los cerros Botija y La Fortuna) con un valor al precio actual de $5 mil millones. Y otro en la saprolita (formación geológica en la roca), que es explotada de manera ilegal. Ambas situaciones nos colocan en posiciones como la del presidente Chaves dispuesto a abrir el tema a la extracción o buscar soluciones ambientales y sostenibles. La explotación de las dos minas identificadas sería una tarea enorme, de un gran costo de inversión y con daños ambientales que seguirán profundizando los problemas que se enfrentan que nos pondrían en disputa incluso con Nicaragua, por la contaminación de las aguas. La extracción minera no es un cajero automático que se le puede solo sacar, sin que haya graves consecuencias, como hay en otros países con este tipo de actividad. Para tener más elementos técnicos de este tema conversaremos con el geólogo ambiental y especialista en evaluación ambiental, ordenamiento y planificación del territorio, Allan Astorga.

Bajo enorme presión de los medios, el caso de la procuraduría del Distrito Federal contra Mario Bezares y Paola Durante se comienza a caer. Al mismo tiempo, el escrutinio sobre la vida y la fortuna de Paco Stanley revela que sus vículos con una red de distribución de droga y lavado de dinero están claras. Pero la pregunta persiste: ¿Quién lo mató? ¿Y por qué?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Los nuevos aires de un ejercicio populista del poder político, surgido desde los procesos electorales, son hoy más que evidentes en América Latina. La continuidad del mandato del partido Morena en México, con la presidencia de Claudia Sheinbaum, augura una concentración del poder, no solo por los contundentes resultados electorales, sino por las reformas en proceso a varias instituciones del sistema de pesos y contrapesos. En Argentina, el presidente Javier Milei logró -a pesar de haber tenido que ceder buena parte de su ambiciosa propuesta - la aprobación de la Ley de Bases, que le dará posibilidad de prescindir del Congreso para tomar decisiones sobre enormes desafíos político económicos. Sus discursos se centran en achacar todos los males al pasado que construyeron un hoy lleno de problemas que -para ser resueltos- requieren de mayor concentración de poder, de cambiar instituciones, a pesar de que las circunstancias no cambian ni dan, por ahora, resultados a las mayorías. Igual tono hemos escuchado estos dos años aquí, lo cual se sintetiza en lo dicho por el presidente Chaves el viernes en La Fortuna de San Carlos: vivimos en una disque “dictadura perfecta” en la que la institucionalidad democrática de los últimos 75 o 70 años, impiden crear prosperidad. ¿Serán “topos” dentro del estado para destruirlo y recomenzarlo, como se autodenominó el mandatario argentino? Para poner más atención en este fenómeno conversamos mañana con el politólogo, Sergio Araya.

Interview with Ben Pullinger, President & CEO of ATEX Resources Inc.Our previous interview: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/atex-resources-tsxvatx-unlocking-value-in-a-world-class-copper-discovery-5124 Recording date: 4th June 2024ATEX Resources (TSXV:ATX) is a junior mining company that is quickly establishing its Valeriano project as one of the most exciting new copper-gold discoveries in Chile. Located in the prolific Atacama region, Valeriano is shaping up to be a large, multi-billion ton porphyry system with attractive grades and robust economics.Over the past three years, ATEX has rapidly advanced Valeriano through systematic exploration. The company's Phase 4 drill program, which wrapped up in early 2024, delivered significant growth in the resource and demonstrated the potential for a long-life, low-cost mining operation.Highlights from Phase 4 include multiple high-grade intercepts, such as 68m of 2.02% copper equivalent (CuEq) and 112m of 1.43% CuEq in hole with continuous mineralization over an entire length (Hole ATXD25A). These results allowed ATEX to outline a high-grade core that measures 200-300m wide, 600-700m long, and remains open in multiple directions.This high-grade zone sits within a larger mineralized envelope that now measures 1.2km long, 500m wide and 700m deep. ATEX estimates this envelope could contain close to a billion tons of mineralization, with an additional 2-3 tons of mineralized wall rock for every ton of high-grade diorite.The growing resource at Valeriano is matched by outstanding metallurgy, with recent test work showing recoveries of 94-95% for both copper and gold. This combination of scale, grade and recoverability gives Valeriano the potential to become a Tier 1 copper asset, with a long mine life and low operating costs.To realize Valeriano's full potential, ATEX is now looking to bring in a strategic partner and raise additional funds to accelerate resource growth. The company is targeting five drill rigs on the project by the end of 2024.ATEX is well-positioned to attract a top-tier partner, with a tight share structure, strong institutional backing, and over $10 million in cash. The company has also strengthened its leadership team, recently adding Chris Beer, a 24-year veteran of major copper miners to its board.Looking longer-term, ATEX sees potential for Valeriano to be part of a regional consolidation in the Atacama. The project is located near several other world-class copper deposits, including Nueva Union and La Fortuna. ATEX believes combining these projects could create a production hub with over 10 billion tons of copper resources.With the world's demand for copper set to soar as the clean energy transition gains momentum, projects like Valeriano will be critical to meeting future supply needs. ATEX offers investors leveraged exposure to rising copper prices and to the value created by exploration success. As Valeriano continues to deliver impressive results, ATEX is an attractively valued opportunity with significant upside potential.Learn more: https://cruxinvestor.com/atex-resourcesSign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com

In this episode, host Kelsey sits down with Ryan to hear all about his couples getaway to Costa Rica. Ryan shares his experiences at the luxurious and serene Nayara Gardens in La Fortuna, nestled in the heart of the rainforest, and the stunning Hyatt Andaz Papagayo on the Pacific coast. Tune in as Ryan recounts thrilling excursions, including a guided coffee and chocolate tour, zip lining over the rainforest, an adventurous waterfall hike, and a catamaran snorkeling tour. Whether you're planning your own tropical escape or simply daydreaming, this episode is packed with inspiration and travel tips for your next adventure.Mentioned in this episide:San Jose airpot vs. Liberia airportCosta Rica's rainy vs. dry seasonMt. Arenal volcanoNayara Gardens Resort in La FortunaDon Juan Arenal guided coffee & chocolate tourSkyline Adventure Zip LiningMistico Hanging BridgesEl Novillo del Arenal (restaurant in the town of La Fortuna)Hyatt Andaz PapagayoRyan's YouTube video of Nayara GardensRyan's YouTube video of Hyatt Andaz PapagayoPARTNER DISCOUNT CODESSPANX.COM - Use code KGRAVESXSPANX for 10% OFF full-price items and FREE SHIPPING. My current fav travel outfit is the Air Essentials Jumpsuit. DAGNEDOVER.COM - Use code KELSEY20 for 20% OFF full-price items. My current favs are the Dakota Backpack in Large and the Landon Weekender in XL. CHASE SAPPHIRE CREDIT CARD - My preferred points earning credit card and a great card for newbies entering the points & miles space to get started. Open a Chase Sapphire Preferred with my link and earn 60,000 BONUS POINTS after you spend $4,000 in the first three months your account is open.SHOP Kelsey's Travel Favorites from AmazonShare about your trip on the Trip Tales podcast: triptalespodcast@gmail.comBuy me a coffee to show your support for Trip Tales! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kelseygravesFollow Kelsey on Instagram...

La vida da muchos giros y por eso dicen los dichos que es una rueda de la fortuna en la que a veces estás abajo, luego arriba y luego abajo, es un principio universal; sin embargo, hay veces donde podemos hacer algo de trampa para beneficiarnos. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Luca Sartoni ha 43 anni e vive a Udine. Figlio unico di genitori dipendenti statali, che si erano emancipati da infanzie molto umili, vive una giovinezza senza preoccupazioni. Anche quando i suoi amici sperimentano i primi lavoretti estivi, i suoi lo spingono a godersi la vita. Lo stesso vale per gli studi: nessuna decisione è mai dettata da considerazioni economiche sul futuro. I soldi sono fuori dai suoi pensieri, al punto che quando inizia a fare i primi lavori, dimentica di accantonare per pagare le tasse, e i suoi genitori intervengono in suo aiuto. Luca è un appassionato di Internet e compie scelte più dettate da questo interesse che da una strategia volta all'indipendenza economica futura. Mentre vive ancora a casa dei suoi, apre uno dei primi blog e lavora gratis per una web tv in cambio dei pass a tutti gli eventi tech più importanti a livello nazionale e mondiale. Da questa serie di contatti, verso i 30 anni gli arriva una proposta di lavoro che da il via a una carriera rapidissima che lo porta a lavorare per una grande azienda americana con uno stipendio ben sopra la media dei suoi colleghi. Oggi rifugge la tentazione di attribuire un intento strategico alle scelte che lo hanno condotto fin lì e riconosce che tutti i colpi di fortuna avuti mettevano radici in una condizione di privilegio estremo: «Perché la fortuna richiede una piattaforma di privilegio per poter avvenire». Quando inizia a guadagnare bene, memore delle piccole défaillance finanziarie dei suoi vent'anni, Luca si attiene a una rigorosa disciplina nella gestione del denaro, che lo tiene al riparo da spese finalizzate all'ostentazione del suo status. Ciò gli permette un ulteriore cambio di direzione della sua vita professionale, che lo porta ad abbandonare la sua carriera internazionale, per intraprenderne una da freelance. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rame-platform/message

El director de CAMBIO me ha dicho que no accederá a la extorsión de los hackers. La censura tecnológica no impedirá la denuncia de actividades delictivas contra los más vulnerables.

El empresario canadiense de 61 años es el mejor postulado para liderar Berckshire Hathaway toda vez que Buffett de un paso a un lado

This week we discussed Frank's 10-night honeymoon in Costa Rica as he explored both the coastal town of Tamarindo, and the rainforest in La Fortuna. We also deep dive into Michael's review of the Carnival Sunshine after his travel agent tour in Charleston, SC. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cruiseconversations/support

Bethshiva Lester has always been a little different. A little curious. A little adventurous.  Having a successful career as a network engineer was fine, but she was drawn to Jamaica where some of her family's roots could be traced.  The Afro-Costa Rican traveler returned from that visit changed.  She resigned from her engineering career to launch a travel agency.  A successful one. One that required a move to a newer location where she was approached by a family wanting to participate in a water activity.  Ever the resource, Bethshiva crafted an activity for the family that they loved and she loved developing. Calypso Adventures Costa Rica was born. Calpyso Adventures Costa Rica provides sustainable ecotourism that showcases the country's diverse landscapes with specific attention to the impact on the local community. Modeling larger organizations by securing the proper certifications for white water rafting, wildlife safaris and kayaking tours;  Bethshiva set herself apart by through personalization of service that her customers (like me!) find unmatched in large group tours. Her business continues to thrive because she knows she doesn't gate-keep the keys to her success and creates opportunities for small business growth locally. Oh, and she is the first Black certified female white water rafting guide in La Fortuna, Costa Rica. CALYPSO ADVENTURES  https://calypsoadventurescr.com #calypsoadventurescr #blackownedsmallbusiness #lafortuna #costarica #puravida #4youradventurespirit #careerpodcast #blackwomenpodcast  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wiseandwine/message

Part 2 of our Costa Rica Adventures! We share info about renting a car in Costa Rica, the second AirBnB we stayed at and the activities we did (links below).Chase Ink Business Cards - we have all 4 of these cardsChase Sapphire Preferred / Chase Sapphire ReserveWorld of Hyatt Chase Business CardAirBnB in La Fortuna - stay at the base of a volcano!Los Lagos - this is the hotel our AirBnB/villa was located in Mistico Hanging Bridges

In this episode, we are exploring the Pura Vida lifestyle in Costa Rica. The phrase “Pura Vida” means “pure life” in English, but in Costa Rica, it represents a lot more. It's a way of life, an attitude, and a perspective that highlights the importance of appreciating life's simple pleasures and finding happiness in the little things. It has been quite some time since our last visit, so we invited a friend of ours who is from Costa Rica to share an itinerary that anyone can follow to experience their own Pura Vida in this beautiful Central American country. Mile will guide us on where to go, what to do, and what to eat while we are there. So, let's hop on a short flight from Florida, pack light, and don't forget to bring your bathing suit as we embark on a journey to Costa Rica. Some links are affiliate links. See our disclosure. Find your Perfect Stay at sunshinetravelers.com/booking Do More with Viator. Visit sunshinetravelers.com/viator to book local tours & experiences you'll remember. Here's a few places that we have been that we would recommend: Restarurante y Mirador Ram Luna La Paz Waterfall Gardens Marriott San Jose Hacienda Belen Here's Mile's recommended itinerary and lots of tips: Day 1: Arrival in San Jose San Jose, our capital, is a lively mix of old and new right in the heart of the country. You'll find charming colonial touches alongside a modern vibe. Wander through places like Barrio Amón, dive into the bustling Central Market, and savor our diverse cuisine. It's not just a city; it's a cultural hub, a starting point for adventures, and a piece of our Costa Rican life. Morning: Arrive in San Jose. International Airport Juan Santa María (SJO) Afternoon: Visit the National Museum or the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum. Explore the historic neighborhoods of Barrio Amón and Barrio Escalante. Evening: Have dinner at a local restaurant in Barrio Escalante, known for its vibrant culinary scene. Day 2 & 3: Arenal Volcano Drive time from San José to La Fortuna: 3.5 hrs approx Arenal Volcano is a big, impressive volcano. You can hike around it, soak in hot springs, and see a cool lake nearby. It's a great place to enjoy nature and maybe even spot the volcano at night. Morning: Head to Arenal Volcano National Park. Stop at La Fortuna Waterfall for a refreshing swim. Afternoon: Explore Arenal Volcano National Park, take a hike, and enjoy the scenic views. Relax in the Hot Springs. Evening: Stay in a hotel with a view of Arenal Volcano El Silencio del Campo Arenal Kyoro Tabacon Where to Eat & What to Eat Visit the La Fortuna down town, many good restaurants and local cousine La Parrilla de Maria Bonita Chocolate Fusion Café Day 4 & 5: Guanacaste - Playa Conchal Drive time from Arenal to Conchal: 4.5 hrs approx What makes it special is its unique sand – it's not the typical sand, its made up of tiny, crushed shells. The water is clear and calm, perfect for swimming or just relaxing by the shore. It's a serene spot with a tropical vibe, surrounded by greenery. Great place to unwind and enjoy the sun and sea. Morning: Head to Playa Conchal. Relax on the beach or take part in water activities. Afternoon: Go have lunch at a local restaurant and enjoy some good ceviche, fried fish, patacones, or any seafood Opt to take a boat tour to see the local marine life. Evening: Enjoy a farewell dinner at a beachside restaurant. You can stay at a hotel or an Airbnb depending on your preference Food Recommendations: Casado: A traditional dish with rice, black beans, plantains, salad, and a protein (chicken, fish, or beef). Gallo Pinto: A popular breakfast dish consisting of rice and beans, it usually comes with different sides like fried plantains, fresh cheese, bread and eggs. Ceviche: Fresh seafood marinated in citrus juices. Chifrijo: a mix of refried beans, rice, pico de gallo, fried pork rinds and avocado. Taxes and Tips are included in the check but locals will appreciate any tips Accommodations: San Jose: Consider staying in a boutique hotel in Barrio Amón, a Hotel closed to La Sabana park or even Airbnbs, there are plenty of cute and modern Airbnbs to choose from. Arenal: Opt for a hotel with a volcano view. Guanacaste: Pick a beach resort with spa for relaxation or a local Airbnb Travel Logistics / Transportation: Fly to International Airport Juan Santa María (SJO) Rent a car in San José and return it in Liberia: Fly back from Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport (LIR) Some highways will have tolls; you can pay with a credit card on some of them, but it's also advisable to have some cash with you. $30 should be enough for tolls Waze is the more accurate GPS app in Costa Rica Tips Climate: Costa Rica has a tropical climate, and temperatures can vary based on the region and elevation. In general terms temperature usually stays between 60°F and 80°F in the city. Central Valley (San Jose): Daytime temperatures typically range from 70°F to 80°F (21°C to 27°C). Evenings: temperatures ranging from 50°F to 60°F (10°C to 16°C). Coastal Areas (Guanacaste, Puntarenas, Limón): Daytime: range from 80°F to 95°F (27°C to 35°C). Evenings: temperatures around 70°F to 75°F (21°C to 24°C). Arenal and Monteverde: Due to higher elevations, temperatures are cooler in these regions. Daytime: can range from 65°F to 80°F (18°C to 27°C). Evenings: ranging from 50°F to 65°F (10°C to 18°C). Caribbean Coast: The Caribbean side tends to be humid and experiences more rainfall. Daytime: can range from 75°F to 90°F (24°C to 32°C). Evenings: temperatures around 70°F to 75°F (21°C to 24°C). If you plan to visit the Caribbean side of Costa Rica, September and October are considered the best weather months. During this time, there is typically less rainfall, allowing for more enjoyable exploration of the region. Costa Rica's summer, considered the dry season, occurs from December to April. This period is ideal for exploring the country's diverse landscapes and outdoor activities. Rainy Sesaon goes from May to October. Showers are common in the afternoons, but mornings are often clear. This season offers lush greenery and fewer crowds. Currency: The official currency is the Costa Rican Colón (CRC), but U.S. dollars are widely accepted. However, it's advisable to have some local currency for smaller establishments and markets. Language: The official language is Spanish, but many Costa Ricans in tourist areas speak English. Learning a few basic Spanish phrases can enhance your travel experience. Health and Safety: Costa Rica has excellent healthcare facilities, but it's advisable to have travel insurance that covers medical expenses. Tap water is generally safe to drink. Transportation: Renting a car can be a convenient way to explore, especially if you plan to visit multiple destinations. Roads can be winding, so be prepared for some longer travel times. Wildlife and Nature: Costa Rica is known for its biodiversity. Respect the wildlife and follow guidelines to observe animals in their natural habitats without causing harm. Pack Accordingly: Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, especially if visiting during the dry season. Don't forget essentials like sunscreen, insect repellent, a rain jacket, and comfortable walking shoes. Local Cuisine: Try local dishes like casado, gallo pinto, and ceviche. Embrace the diverse culinary scene, and don't hesitate to explore local markets for authentic flavors. Culture: Costa Ricans are known for their friendly and laid-back nature. Embrace the "pura vida" lifestyle and be respectful of local customs and traditions. Other Places to Consider Limón: Make sure you enjoy a delicious Rice & Beans, Tamara's is my favorite place but Lidia's Place and La Nena are excellent options as well. Cahuita: Drive time from San Jose: 4.5 hrs approx Renowned for its white-sand beaches and Cahuita National Park. Afro-Caribbean influence, vibrant music, and reggae rhythms. Excellent for snorkeling and diving with colorful coral reefs. Manzanillo: Drive time from San Jose: 5 hrs approx Pristine beaches and lush rainforest surroundings. Home to the Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge for biodiversity. Reflects Afro-Caribbean culture, offering an authentic and tranquil escape. Poás Volcano: is located within Poás Volcano National Park, one of the most visited national parks in Costa Rica. It is conveniently located about 1.5 hours northwest of San Jose, making it a popular day trip destination. Poás is an active stratovolcano with one of the largest volcanic craters globally, featuring a sulfuric, greenish-blue lake at the bottom. The park offers stunning panoramic views of the Central Valley and the surrounding landscapes. The park is home to diverse flora and fauna, including the endemic Poas Magnolia and numerous bird species. Irazú Volcano: located in the Irazú Volcano National Park, approximately 32 kilometers (20 miles) northeast of San Jose. It is easily accessible by car, and the drive to the summit offers breathtaking scenery. Standing at 3,432 meters (11,260 feet), Irazú is the highest volcano in Costa Rica and the highest point in the Central Mountain Range. The volcano has several craters, with the main one, Diego de la Haya, containing a stunning greenish-blue lake. The terrain surrounding Irazú is characterized by volcanic ash, giving it an otherworldly appearance. On clear days, you can see both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans from the summit. Sign up for free travel deals and exclusive content here. Read more about this and other travel destinations on our BLOG Follow our travels on Facebook Follow our travels on Instagram here and here Save our travel ideas on Pinterest See our travel videos on You Tube Music Credit Music by OYStudio from Pixabay

En este episodio especial de nuestro podcast, nos sumergimos en el arte de la magia práctica con un hechizo único diseñado para transformar un simple centavo de dólar en un potente imán para la abundancia y la prosperidad. Descubre cómo cebando un centavo de dólar puedes abrir los canales de la fortuna para atraer millones a tu vida. Acompañados de expertos en magia y esoterismo, exploramos los pasos detallados, los ingredientes necesarios y los principios esotéricos que hacen de este hechizo una herramienta poderosa para aquellos que buscan mejorar su situación financiera. Desde la preparación ritual hasta la activación y mantenimiento del hechizo, te guiamos a través de cada etapa para asegurar que estés listo para recibir la abundancia que mereces. Prepárate para cambiar tu enfoque sobre el dinero y desbloquear las puertas de la riqueza con solo un centavo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a Text Message.Misael Márquez, de @lafortunajewelryservices nos trae sus cuentos de como inicio en el arte de la joyería, nos cuenta como salió de Cuba y como empezó su negocio, mira su trabajo y síguelo en su cuenta de instagram  @LaFortunaJewelryServices  Suscríbete a mi canal y activa las notificaciones, eso nos ayuda a crecer y seguir con este proyecto!Un Abrazo, Gabriel@40_y_deleMira el episodio en YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@40ydelepodcast

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En el encuentro de hoy hablamos sobre la relación entre la Mentalidad Buena Suerte y el Ikigai y cómo prepararnos de cara al nuevo año 2024. Un tema tan oportuno ahora que termina el año y mucha gente está escribiendo sus propósitos, quieren cambiar su fortuna de cara al 2024, corregir cosas que podrían hacerse mejor, mejorar otras, empezar actividades y hábitos nuevos... Espero que este encuentro con mi maestro, amigo y hermano Francesc Miralles te sea revelador. Si te ha resultado útil y quieres profundizar sobre la temática, te invito a leer mi libro "Tu Mentalidad Buena Suerte". Puedes encontrarlo en: ▪️Amazon: https://www.amazon.es/dp/840827080X?tag=planetadelibr-21 ▪️Fnac: https://www.fnac.es/a10284290/Alex-Rovira-Tu-Mentalidad-Buena-Suerte?Origin=AFF_TRDB_3260766&ptd=70431&affid=3260766&tduid=d8f00385300c106b4b3b55afe031e8d1 ▪️La Casa del Libro: https://www.casadellibro.com/libro-tu-mentalidad-buena-suerte/9788408270805/13761919?awc=21491_1693314825_cc8274258212c4d68c4da18c4df53842&utm_source=awin&utm_campaign=527553&utm_medium=afiliados&utm_content=Editorial%20Planeta,%20SA ▪️El Corte Inglés: https://www.elcorteingles.es/libros/A48424103/?aff_id=2118094&dclid=CK-Nma75gYEDFbkwBgAd1f0H3g Á

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“In general, when you live in the United States and in Canada, I think to some degree we take for granted how we're brought up with education around the environment. And I'd say the thing that we're most proud of is that, in us building this way, has also created in the community an understanding for environmental practices which I don't know were necessarily there before.” We're in great company with Steve & Kat, Founders & Owners of La Fortuna Atitlán, one of Tripadvisor's “Most Picture Perfect Hotels In The World,” located on the stunning shores of Lake Atitlán, Guatemala.  Since their own worldly travels and adventures seeking out this corner of paradise, Steve & Kat have spent the past 13+ years building by hand and with the support of their local community, an intimate and family friendly “nano boutique hotel,” where guests can relax in the lush jungle, soak in a wood burning jacuzzi, and enjoy one of the most spectacular lakes in the world while experiencing what it is like to live 100% off the grid.  In this episode, we learn how a Canadian and American fell in love with each other, this sense of place and its people, and the dream to share it with guests from around the world. While the journey may not have been picture perfect, the experience they paint for guests certainly is.  Top Takeaways [1:50] The story of how Steve, originally from Phoenix, Arizona and Kat, originally from Toronto, Canada met while traveling in Costa Rica - falling in love with each other and the dream of building a boutique hotel based on their shared knowledge of environmental protection and experience in the Latin American tourism industry.  [6:00] How a young Steve and Kat spent their first two years of married life separated - Steve building La Fortuna Atitlán by himself with his bare hands in the remote wilderness of Guatemala, and Kat back in Toronto keeping business moving and the vision alive from afar.  [11:40] The journey to reach La Fortuna Atitlán is worth the soothing boat ride, serene volcano views, and mystery into the hidden design of the boutique hotel itself.  [13:25] Beyond their retro VW Bus placed precariously at the shoreline, Steve and Kat left their piece of jungle untouched - a 5 acre playground to explore with only 5 bungalows, all entirely off the grid, delicately set throughout. [16:20] How the impacts of their eco-hotel went beyond their intent to protect the natural environment - instilling these eco-friendly practices into their local community, with this mindful tourism driving better education and nutrition as well. [19:30] There's something for everyone - individuals, couples, families and groups - to do, to learn, to explore, or simply to rest and enjoy around the property and the neighboring lakeside towns.  [25:00] What to expect to sip on and savor while at La Fortuna Atitlán - from fresh ground coffee grown on their own finca to internationally inspired dishes created by local culinary school chefs, from a refreshing welcome drink to cocktails crafted with local rums and mezcals.  Notable Mentions Quetzalteca aguardiente, Guatemala's “strong liquor” Sergio "Checo" Pérez, Mexican Formula One racing driver  Zacapa Rum Botran Rum Visit For Yourself La Fortuna Atitlán Website  @lafortunaatitlan

Susana y Lucía brindan por el amor. La joven artista está convencida del final de su matrimonio con Javier. El Conde italiano quiere seguir a Lucía en su regreso a México y sigue anhelando ser su esposo. Lucía tiene un presentimiento respecto a la situación de su padre.