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Acapulco, Mexico – Acapulco has long been a destination known for its timeless glamour, rich culture and golden beaches.

As the “new” Acapulco continues to unveil, led by an array of new hotels, resorts and restaurants, the city’s legendary charm continues to attract visitors from all corner of the globe.

One of the iconic attractions of Acapulco has also reinvented itself; the cliff divers of La Quebrada recently introduced a new, multimedia component to the celebrated show that has been attracting crowds since the 1930′s.

Undergoing a technological makeover, the cliff diving show at La Quebrada now features a light & sound presentation to enhance the already spectacular show.

The Governor of the State of Guerrero inaugurated the show in December of 2010 The new attraction consists of high-tech laser lights, in conjunction with a 12-minute video, giving viewers background information on the history of the diving tradition, as well as interviews with some of the divers themselves. The video is available in both English and Spanish, and shows run four times per day.

Witnessing the plunge of the divers at La Quebrada is an experience unlike any other, as the professionals dive from heights of 125 feet into the waters below.

The iconic “clavadistas” of La Quebrada have drawn daily crowds for over 70 years, watching in awe as the divers perform their amazing and death-defying plunges into the waters of the Pacific Ocean.

A magical combination of incredible beauty and hypnotic charm, Acapulco is Mexico’s largest and most dazzling seaside resort attracting over nine million visitors annually.

Acapulco is exotic yet easily accessible via direct or convenient connections via all major airline carriers from gateway cities across the U.S.

For more information about Acapulco,

visit www.visiteacapulco.com

Luxurious Los Cabos Resort Celebrates with Savings Package for Travelers

Los Cabos, Mexico – The Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Golf & Spa Resort Los Cabos has been recognized as a AAA Four Diamond Hotel for the third year in a row.

The award recognizes upscale resorts with refined accommodations and enhanced levels of quality throughout.

“We are thrilled that AAA has once again acknowledged our amenities and hospitality by selecting the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar as a Four Diamond Resort,” said Renato Mendonca, general manager of the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Golf & Spa Resort Los Cabos.

“We have always been proud of the comfort and personalized service that we provide to each and every guest, so it is wonderful when an organization like AAA honors our hard work in this way.”

To celebrate the recognition, the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar is offering a savings package that includes the third night free at the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar, a $100 USD food and beverage credit per room per stay and a complimentary upgrade based on availability at check-in. Rates per room, per night start at $169 USD.

Tax is not included and rates are based on availability.

Capturing the feel of old Mexico, with its cobblestone lanes winding past bubbling fountains, elegant restaurants, charming shops and colonial-style tower, the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Golf & Spa Resort’s upscale Hacienda-inspired design will have guests in awe upon arrival.

This award is another proud accomplishment for the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Golf & Spa Resort, and adds to the multitude of hospitality and dining accolades the resort has already received.

The Sheraton Hacienda Del Mar is the only resort in Los Cabos to offer two Five Star Diamond award-winning restaurants—Pitahayas and De Cortez.

For more information on the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Golf & Spa Resort’s packages, or to make reservations, please call 52-624-145-8000 or visit www.sheratonloscabos.com, using promotion code ZS3

About Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Golf & Spa Resort, Los Cabos

Situated on 28 acres overlooking the Sea of Cortez, the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Golf & Spa Resort, with 270 guest rooms each featuring the Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed, whirlpool tubs and private terraces, is impeccably reminiscent of an upscale seaside village.

The sprawling, Hacienda-inspired resort is home to five restaurants and five bars, four infinity and cascading swimming pools, the acclaimed Cactus Spa and Fitness Center (part of the Starwood Spa Collection) and a broad selection of outdoor activities. Boasting Los Cabos’ largest meetings facility with more than 18,000 square feet of function space, Sheraton Hacienda del Mar welcomes meetings and special events of all sizes. A small chapel and beachfront locations are also available for weddings and the staff has extensive experience with multicultural wedding planning.

For more information, please visit www.sheratonloscabos.com or call (011) 52-624-145-8000.

Experience Columbus has teamed up with the Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) and the Renaissance Columbus Downtown Hotel to offer a one-of-a-kind Fashionista Getaway Package.

www.ExperienceColumbus.com

COLUMBUS, OH, Once reserved only for the rich and famous, a true Fashion Week experience is now open to travelers visiting Ohio’s capital city. Experience Columbus has teamed up with the Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) and the Renaissance Columbus Downtown Hotel to offer a one-of-a-kind Fashionista Getaway Package.

CCAD, recently named one of the top 20 fashion design schools in the world, will host its annual Fashion Show on Friday May 13.

Nearly two dozen up-and-coming design students will showcase their collections at the glitzy event, which is a perennial sellout. These wildly talented designers are at the top of their class and promise to put on a glamour-packed show.

The runway show serves as the centerpiece for the Fashionista Getaway Package. Travelers can book their package by calling (614) 228-5050 or online at http://bit.ly/6EJ1kI.

At just $319 for two guests, based on double occupancy, the package includes:

- Access for two to the Pre-Fashion Show Cocktail Party with two complimentary cocktails each

- Tickets to CCAD’s celebrated Runway Show and Fashion Icon Award presentation
- Access to Apres-Runway Dance Party
- Accommodations at the fashionable Renaissance Columbus Downtown Hotel
- Special fashion “Swag” gift bag

Columbus has received international attention for its fashion and shopping scene and is home to international headquarters for some of the most significant players in retail fashion, including The Limited, Abercrombie & Fitch and Victoria’s Secret.

The theme of this year’s show is Masters of Design. From Betsy Johnson to Coco Chanel, these gifted student designers will base their entire collections on the work of an eminent designer who has inspired their work.

Columbus is a city unlike any other. Vibrant and alive, Ohio’s capital city is known for its unique style: an uncommon blend of neighborhoods, events, attractions and accommodations.

Free visitors guides, maps and complete information about visiting Columbus are available from Experience Columbus, the region’s convention and visitors bureau, by calling (866) 397-2657 (1-866-EXP-COLS) or visiting www.ExperienceColumbus.com

. The website offers online booking at more than 125 hotels and the ability to build a personal itinerary though its “My Planner” feature.

Great food for the road.

Beef Short Ribs
Honey Dijon Chicken with Fettucini
When you pull off the highway and head into your favorite campground, don’t forget to tune in the latest Internet program – The RV Chef.

RV Chef is produced for RVers to show that food on the road does not have to be fast or mediocre. With some planning and preparation, wonderful meals are no further away than the picnic table.

As the producer and chef, George Murphy has gained a lot of experience in the 25 years he’s been RVing. “We hope to produce one program every week or so that will run from 5 – 8 minutes and each and will show the viewer how to make wonderful food within the confines of their RV. It won’t be complicated but will be a lot of fun,” says Murphy.

RV Chef will also touch on the RV lifestyle and offer tips and suggestions to better enjoy your RV. It will provide an excellent source of information for the experienced RVer, the first time buyer and renter.

As a service to their visitors and customers, RV Dealerships will be able to play the RV Chef videos on their websites free by adding the RV Chef Button for their viewers to click through.

“Mainly, it’s all about the food,” says Murphy.

“After all who can resist “falling off the bone” B-B-Q or fresh Navajo Fried Bread or Shrimp Stuffed Mushrooms. Much of the show is about cooking in an RV.”

RV Chef is shot inside of Murphy’s 5th wheel trailer and may at times utilize his outdoor grill. RV tips and information will not be specific to a brand or dealership. The show is all about supporting the RV lifestyle and of course, the food! RVers will be able to watch videos directly at RVChef.com.

Watch that next turn of the road for RV Chef: www.RVChef.com

Laramie, Wyo.—This historic Vee Bar Guest Ranch is offering a spring break travel deal for spring break time that offers families a chance to enjoy the last of Wyoming’s powdery bliss before ski season ends.

Located just 2 1/2 hours north of Denver, the historic Vee Bar offers the ideal home base for an unforgettable spring break getaway, and an escape for travelers who want an “off the beaten path” skiing destination.

Every ski season, the Snowy Range Mountains lure winter sports enthusiasts to explore the vast winter landscape where skiing and snowmobiling opportunities are plentiful.

Just a short trip from the city of Laramie are miles of well-groomed cross country skiing trails and the Snowy Range Ski Area offers renowned downhill skiing and snowboarding with over 25 trails that range from novice to expert level.

Miles of snowmobile trails wind through the forests, and many forest areas are open to traveling by snowshoe.

The entire Snowy Range area has over 160 miles of groomed trails and seemingly limitless amount of land is available for snowmobiling throughout Medicine Bow National Forest. Often less crowded than other ski destinations and much more economical, this area of Wyoming can be an attractive choice for vacationers who are looking for something unique.

With this special offer, travelers that book a 3-night stay at the Vee Bar will receive the 3rd day of skiing and 3rd nights’ lodging free.

In addition to the three-day ski pass and three nights of lodging, travelers will also receive 25% off their ski rental package at Snowy Range Ski Area. Ski n’ Stay Package for two adults: $396 (not including tax);

Ski n’ Stay Package for two adults and two kids (ages 6-12):

$612 (not including tax). 2-night packages are also available. www.veebar.com

Have you ever had a hankering to go back to basics and experience life in the open? To make a fire without using matches or a cigarette lighter? To use natural resources rather than a tent?

Discovery Basic Survival is just one of a variety of stimulating and informative courses run by Natural Pathways in the depths of Kentish woodland. Covering basic and essential skills of Wilderness Survival, Bushcraft and Nature Awareness, instructors will guide you through a number of skills on this three day course. Skills include:

• shelter building
• how to build and light a fire
• water collection – where to find it, how to make it drinkable and how to identify the two natural enemies of water
• how to move easily and silently through woodland
• wild foods and foraging
• identifying plants and trees and how to use them
• how to make valuable utensils and their uses
• native cooking methods
• animal behavior
• cordage – how to make string and cords from the prickliest and stingiest plants in the forest
• nature awareness and how you relate to the environment.

Natural Pathways offers courses that appeal to many different people from all walks of life. From keen walkers or backpackers to children who want to sleep under the stars and from teachers who feel learning survival skills are an essential part of education to companies who want to have a team building and fun day out for staff.

There are a variety of courses including Wildlife Tracking and Bushcraft Family Camps and youth and school programmes.

For further information please contact Hannah: 01304 842045 Mobile 0782 8316827
hannah@pathfindertours.co.uk
www.natural-pathways.co.uk
www.canterbury.co.uk

It’s been a long winter, you’ve been busier than ever and, frankly, you’ve paid more attention to your laptop than any actual humans lately. Your girlfriends have almost written you off as a hopeless case, but before they do, we’ve got a plan for redemption: a girls-only getaway to Colorado.

Colorado’s refreshing blue-sky backdrop, natural beauty and wealth of high-energy activities and indulgent rewards will have you wondering why you didn’t do this sooner.

Whether you are planning a trip with your best gal pals, a family affair with your sisters and mom, or a bachelorette party getaway, here is a suggested itinerary for the best way to spend a few days in Colorado.

Part 1: The Girls Take Denver

Whether you’re flying or driving in, Denver makes an excellent starting place for a girls’ getaway. You’ll want to spend some time chatting and catching up on all the latest, so plan a leisurely lunch in upscale Cherry Creek North at a restaurant such as NoRTH, Cucina Colore or Hapa Sushi Grill and Sake Bar, all of which are popular with Denver’s ladies-who-lunch crowd. Next, hit the sidewalks of this retail-centric neighborhood for some of Denver’s best boutique shopping.

Browse cutting-edge couture at MAX, the finest frilly lingerie at SOL and hot denim finds at blu.

If the gaggle is still jonesing for more shop therapy, the massive Cherry Creek Shopping Center is just a couple blocks south and is filled with brand favorites such as Forever 21, Sephora, Anthropologie and many others.

Take a break back at the hotel, then get all spiffed up for a night on the town. Denver’s LoDo (short for Lower Downtown) area is crowded with restaurants that top critics’ lists — Rioja, Osteria Marco, Bistro Vendôme and Euclid Hall, to name a few. And after dinner, plenty of nightlife options are just a few stiletto clicks away at places like Wild Ivories piano bar, or Beta and Suite 200 for swanky dance club experiences.

Itinerary Part 2: Adventure on (and off) the Slopes

There’s nothing like an exciting outdoor escapade to put your girl-bonding time on the fast track, and Colorado’s 26 ski resorts are the perfect places to find adventure. Consider Beaver Creek Resort, which offers 1,815 acres of breathtaking terrain, as well as some posh amenities that will be a hit with the ladies (think freshly baked cookies served slopeside!).

Go straight to the mountain for convenient, on-site equipment rentals, then head to the top of Chair 6 at 9:30am for the daily Cocoa and Corduroy event — a free cup of steaming-hot cocoa and freshly groomed runs (called “corduroy” for the pattern left behind). Spend the rest of the day schussing through Colorado’s famous powder.

It’s time for the second-best part of any ski day: après ski! Coyote Café’s heated patio is the place to go in Beaver Creek Village for a plate of towering nachos and a margarita that jumpstart post-ski tranquility.

Opt for a nap back at the hotel before gearing up for a night out in neighboring Vail. High-end restaurants such as Sweet Basil and Terra Bistro will have you swooning over the high standards of Vail’s high-altitude chefs. After-dinner lounging, dancing and martinis are waiting at Samana Lounge.

Unless another day of skiing is in your plans for day two of your mountain foray, then take a much more relaxing route and visit one of the area’s uber-luxurious spas for some pampering.

The Allegria Spa at Park Hyatt Beaver Creek, situated at the base of the ski resort, is a true Colorado experience for reasons beyond its mountain location.

Treatments such as the Colorado Wild Rose Cure and Alpine Thermal Wrap use Colorado’s serene environment as inspiration and locally produced skincare products.

All treatments include a complimentary visit to the spa’s hydrotherapy area, where you can soak in mineral pools, enjoy a rain shower and relax in a steam room.

Once you’ve reached relaxation bliss, regroup around the cozy patio fire pits at the Park Hyatt’s 8100 Mountainside Bar and Grill.

Here you can enjoy the dramatic mountain vista, sip on a glass of wine and begin planning next year’s girls’ getaway to Colorado.

Either way, hunters win when they enter the Super Hunt drawings; they get a chance at winning the hunt of a lifetime, and their entry fee helps support hunter and angler access to and across private lands.

Super Hunt is a fund-raising drawing for 40 big game tags. The tags are handed out to winners in two drawings. Entries are drawn for elk, deer, pronghorn and moose tags. Winners can participate in any open hunt in the state for deer, elk, pronghorn or moose. That includes general hunts and controlled hunts.
Entries in this year’s first Super Hunt and Super Hunt Combo drawing must be received at the Fish and Game headquarters by May 31. Winners will be notified by June 10.

Even hunters who don’t draw a tag win – the proceeds from the drawing go to Fish and Game’s Access Yes! program, which compensates willing landowners for providing access to or across private lands to hunters and anglers.

The first drawing in June will be for eight elk, eight deer, and eight antelope hunts as well as one moose hunt; one “Super Hunt Combo” entry also will be drawn that will entitle the winner to hunt for one each elk, deer, antelope, and moose.

A second drawing will be in mid-August when another “Super Hunt Combo” and entries for two elk, two deer, and two antelope hunts along with one moose hunt will be drawn.

The entry period for the second drawing is June 2 through August 11. Winners will be notified by August 15.

Hunters can take an animal or animals on their Super Hunt or Super Hunt Combo tags in addition to any general season or controlled hunt tags they also hold. All other rules of individual hunts apply.

The special drawings began in 2004 as a way to raise money for the Access Yes! program, which helps assure hunter and angler access to and across private lands by compensating willing landowners.

The first entry for a species costs $6; additional entries for the same species cost $4 each when purchased at the same time. Super Hunt Combo entries cost $20 for one; additional entries are $16 when purchased at the same time. Entries are available at license vendors, all Fish and Game offices, or they can be ordered on the Internet at http://fishandgame.idaho.gov/cms/hunt/superhunt

 and on the phone at 800-824-3729 or 800-554-8685.

There is no limit to the number of entries.

Fill out the entry order forms and mail them to: Idaho Fish and Game License Section, P.O. Box 25, Boise, ID 83707.

Tax Checkoff Supports Wildlife

As you sweat your way through this year’s tax forms, it might lift spirits a little to check the box for donating to Idaho’s wildlife.
Taxpayers may check the square on their Idaho tax forms to donate any amount of their refund to the Nongame Wildlife Conservation Fund administered by Idaho Fish and Game.

Other Fish and Game programs aimed at game animals and fish are funded through the sale of licenses and tags to hunters and anglers. No general taxes go to either game or nongame programs.

The only two ways to support animals that are not hunted, fished or trapped is by donating on your Idaho income tax form or buying an Idaho wildlife license plate.

Nongame programs include education, conservation and recreation. Examples of nongame wildlife projects include producing popular educational publications and doing research on nongame wildlife species. Better information about those species aids wildlife management efforts and could help keep some from becoming rare or endangered.

The number of Idaho residents participating in wildlife related activities, such as bird and wildlife watching, wildlife photography, bird feeding and conservation education, continues to rise.

While this constituency continues to grow, the problem of how to fund the nongame program and meet ever-increasing demands continues.

More than 80 percent of Idaho’s wild creatures—523 species including songbirds, water birds, raptors, small mammals, reptiles and amphibians, and threatened and endangered wildlife—are classified as “nongame wildlife.”
Nongame wildlife is not normally hunted, fished or trapped, but is found in every corner of Idaho.

Besides the checkoff, the major source of funding for nongame programs is through the sale of the distinctive bluebird, cutthroat trout and elk license plates.

Legislation established the state’s first income tax checkoff on the 1981 income tax form, which still continues as an important source of program income today.

In 1992, the Idaho Legislature passed the wildlife license plate bill that allowed a portion of the wildlife license plate proceeds to benefit the nongame wildlife program. The bluebird plate became available in 1993.

The elk plate was added in 1998 and the cutthroat trout plate in 2003.

The nongame program gets 71 percent of the money from the sale of bluebird plates, and 64 percent of the money from elk and trout plates – 4 percent of the money from elk plates supports wildlife disease monitoring and testing programs and 7 percent from cutthroat plates supports non-motorized boat access.

Because renewals cost $10 less, revenues are proportionately less.
The wildlife plates provide about 95 percent of state-based nongame wildlife program funding, which includes annual bald eagle counts and the Idaho Birding Trail as well as the Project WILD and Wildlife Express conservation education programs for teachers and students. The money also provides critical matching dollars for federal grants and partnerships with federal natural resource agencies.

Wildlife plates are available at the vehicle licensing offices of every county assessor. For information, or to buy a wildlife plate contact the local county assessor: http://itd.idaho.gov/dmv/vehicleservices/assessor.htm ; or the Department of Transportation Special Plates-Registration Services Section on the Internet at http://www.itd.idaho.gov/dmv/Vehicleservices/registr.htm ; or by phone at 208-334-8649.

Spanning Iconic New England Destinations From Hudson River Valley to Block Island

Six-Day/Five-Night Itineraries Accessible By Amtrak, Bus, Auto
Focus on Green Travel through Green Worlds by Bike

SHERBORN, MA– The tour operator who promotes independence on two wheels, Great Freedom Adventures (http://www.greatfreedomadventures.com/ ), announces 2011 USA bike tours that span four iconic New England destinations from New York’s Hudson River Valley to Block Island on the Atlantic.

Eleven scheduled departures and per person double occupancy rates for the six-day/five-night programs (except for Block Island which is four days/ three nights) are:

-Maritime New England Bike Tour – June 26-July 1, July 17-22 and Aug. 21-26 at $2,395, single supplement $500 http://www.greatfreedomadventures.com/new-england-bike-tours.html

-Best of Vermont Bike Tour – July 24-29, July 31-Aug. 5 and Sept. 25-30 at $2,195 ($2,395 for September trip), single supplement $450 http://www.greatfreedomadventures.com/vermont-bike-tours.html

-Magnificent Hudson Valley, New York Bike Tour – Aug. 7-12 and Oct. 2-7 at $2,350, single supplement $425 http://www.greatfreedomadventures.com/new-york-bike-tours.html

-Enthralling Block Island, RI Vacation – July 10-13, Aug. 14-17 and Sept. 11-14 at $2,295 (September trip $2,195), single supplement $500.
http://www.greatfreedomadventures.com/block-island-ri-vacations.html

On all trips, guests may use their own bikes or rent them for $90 for the trip.

While biking is the main daily activity, none is a bike-compulsive itinerary. Company founder Jeanne Rummel has sleuthed out artisanal cheese-making farms, micro breweries, sunset sails, hiking trails, iconic homesteads, mansions, gardens and more to engage the curious in ways that allow them to discover new worlds.

Rummel has selected upscale lodges that mirror their locales and that also bring a diversity of proprietors into each regional and cultural mix.

The programs include some lunches and all but one dinner so that guests can get explore local eateries on their own now and then. Lodging, all breakfasts, most meals, guides, van support, entrance fees where required and other region-specific costs are included in the tour rate, with the exception of alcoholic beverages and guide gratuities.

Rummel, who has been arranging and running bike and other active tours for 13 years, is passionate about engaging her guests in green destinations and at a pace of low impact travel mandated by bicycle that allows the spirits of the riders to connect with the green around them.

“There is nothing like the physical and mental high that comes from reaching your destination under your own power after a day spent cycling through beautiful surroundings in the company of friends or family. I’ve seen it time after time with people young and old and it’s really quite remarkable. People are just happier by the end of the day. They feel as if they have really accomplished something and they’ve had fun doing it,” said Rummel.

Emerging research supports Rummel’s claims regarding the benefits of green exercise. Recent studies show that such exercise is a potentially powerful solution to improving both the physical and mental health of individuals while reducing health care costs.
The health benefits of exercise alone are well established and include reducing blood pressure, combating heart disease, increasing serotonin levels in the brain, controlling blood glucose levels, fostering weight management, improving efficiency of the cardiovascular system for increased energy, and slowing of the aging process.

The benefits of green exercise appear from recent research to be greater than the sum of its parts. USA Today recently published an analysis of 10 separate studies showing that the largest positive health changes occurred when people exercised outside.

Additionally, outdoor exercise encourages more complex movements on varied surfaces, resulting in greater development of balance, coordination, and muscle groups which stabilize the body. Engaging in these activities as a group facilitates social connectivity which brings its own set of mental and physical health benefits. Activities such as cycling, hiking and walking, have been found to confer the extensive benefits of green exercise.

About
Great Freedom Adventures offers road bike tours with hiking and kayaking in New England and New York in regions distinguished by possessing a unique diversity of natural and cultural interests. The tours are four to six days in length and are guided and supported. Please see the website for additional information and for specific information on each tour. For information please see http://www.greatfreedomadventures.com/.

Nature Air
WEB: http://www.natureair.com

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica – The World’s fir st carbon-neutral airline, Nature Air, announces a new scheduled route between San Jose, Costa Rica and Managua, Nicaragua.

The afternoon flight will depart from San Jose’s Tobías Bolaños International Airport with a stop in Liberia before continuing on to Managua, giving passengers the option to connect from most of the regional airline’s other destinations in Costa Rica and Panama.

The route is in the final stages of approval, with the inaugural flight set to depart on March 2, 2011.

This will be the first flight connecting Liberia, the capital of Guanacaste, with Nicaragua.

In 2010, there were a record number of arrivals coming into Liberia’s Daniel Oduber International Airport.

With an airport expansion underway, the airline hopes to cater to both businessmen and tourists, who prefer to avoid the 6-hour journey by land and lengthy waits at the border.

Nature Air is working directly with Nicaragua’s Tourism Board INTUR to offer additional services to visitors including ground transportation and vacation packages to the popular cultural and historic centers of Granada and Leon, as well as natural destinations like Masaya, the islands of Ometepe, and the beach and surf town of San Juan del Sur.

Until Nature Air’s entrance into the Central American airline market in 2000, traveling to such attractive locales in Central America was tedious at best. Unreliable air service, poor road conditions and the subsequent long journey by bus or car made it nearly impossible for visitors to explore some of the most desirable domestic destinations and neighboring countries.

“Costa Rica has been one of the most popular holiday destinations in recent years, and neighboring countries like Nicaragua have seen a significant amount of visitors traveling over the border to visit nearby tourist destinations,” Nature Air Marketing Director Claire Saylor said.

“With increasingly shorter vacations and greater expectations from travelers, Nature Air recognizes the need to offer more flights in Central America,” Saylor added.

“With our recent increase in frequency of flights to Bocas Del Toro, Panama and our newest route addition to Nicaragua, we are allowing people to visit more unique destinations in fewer days.”

In addition, the airline added a new daily route between San Jose and the Nicoya Peninsula departing at 4:30 p.m., and a direct flight between Quepos and Arenal, which they will be releasing promotional deals on later this month.

For pricing, flight schedules, and a complete list of destinations offered by Nature Air, visit www.natureair.com  or call 1-800-235-9272.