What it means to be a Manager at the Cayuga Collection
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The Cayuga Collection Hotels and Lodges are not for everybody. We often warn guests that a stay at our hotels […]
Takeaways from a week at National Geographic Headquarters
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Every year in June, the owners and directors of the National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World meet for a […]
Just do it! Ten pieces of sustainability advice that will help you to feel good about your next vacation.
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We were recently featured in a New York Times Article by Elaine Glusac about how to “Green your Summer Vacation”. While […]
Nat Geo’s CEO falls in love with the Osa Peninsula
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“There are very few places left in the world as pristine and natural as the Osa Peninsula,” said National Geographic […]
Tropical Cocktails at Corporate Training?
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At least four times every year, we organize a Cayuga “Get Together” for our top level management staff of the […]
Why Glass Bottles are Better than Plastic
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From an environmental point of view, most people have already come to the right conclusion when it comes to one […]
Sea Lions in Costa Rica?
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Sea Lions are not native to Costa Rica. But a couple of weeks ago, one of the managers of […]
Gallo Pinto: The Production Behind the Popular Dish in Costa Rica
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Gallo pinto, or “Spotted Rooster” is a Costa Rican meal that can be found on every menu and in every […]
Announcing Storyteller In Residence 2017
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Last year, we launched a program called Storyteller in Residence with our Co-Presenters, Mike and Kim from Coffee Abroad. Our […]
The Weather in Costa Rica: Why the “Weather App” almost always gets it wrong…
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Living in North America or Europe, many of our guests are used to turning to their weather apps when planning […]