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Welcome, Louise Enrollment & Outreach Manager

Enrollment & Outreach Manager We are so excited to welcome Louise, our new Enrollment & Outreach Manager, to our family at Outward Bound Costa Rica! Hometown: Southend-on-Sea, United Kingdom Education: B.A. (Hons) in Politics with Media from the University of East Anglia in Norwich, UK with a dissertation focused on Water Poverty.

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Welcome, Petra Partnerships & Enrollment Manager

Partnerships & Enrollment Manager We are so excited to welcome Petra, our new Partnerships & Enrollment Manager, to our family at Outward Bound Costa Rica! Hometown: London, United Kingdom Education: BSc (Hons) Sport Science from the University of Brunel London, BEcon and MBA from the University of Zagreb School of Economics and

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Reflecting on our Time with 2019 Participants from Vanoutdoors Society

What a treat it was to welcome 5 participants from Vanoutdoors Society here in Costa Rica for a recent custom-made adventure! With our two OBCR instructors, Joshua and Mauren, this dynamic group set off for 9 days full of exciting, new, and challenging experiences. From exploring the beautiful Irazu Volcano to volunteering

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A Whirlwind Adventure in Costa Rica with Students from Colorado College

Recently, we had the pleasure of welcoming eleven students and two chaperones from Colorado College here in Costa Rica to join two of our instructors for a custom-made adventure. Although it was originally meant to be a week-long course, an inclement blizzard in Colorado had other plans and delayed the group’s arrival

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Through the Eyes of a Local

Homestays offer an experience that no hotel or hostel will match. They give you a chance to fully immerse yourself with the local people and provide an opportunity to see a unique way of life through the eyes of a local and take a glimpse at the diverse culture that a country

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Why It’s Ok to Travel Solo

Solo travel was previously thought of as intimidating and risky. It was for the daring travellers who were looking to push the boundaries, break the glass ceiling and get out of their comfort. You had to be a great map-reader, bilingual, and have lots of dollars in the bank. Flash forward 20

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