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Costa Rica comme un Tico
Cartago, Costa Rica
A site for Costa Rica comme un Tico, the tailor-made travel service of Raúl, a Tico from Cartago who plans itineraries and rents cars to French-speaking travelers. French first, mirrored in English with a dedicated route per language for Google, it turns the open question "what should we do in Costa Rica?" into a complete request: the traveler taps regions on a map, the selection carries into the form, and Raúl receives dates, travelers, budget, style, and regions on WhatsApp in a single message.
A market almost no one serves in its own language
Travelers from Quebec, France, Belgium, and Switzerland plan their trip in French and rarely find anyone who answers them in it. The site is born in French, not translated, with English as its mirror and /fr and /en routes so Google shows each traveler their version. Trust comes first: 47 five-star Facebook reviews and a section that echoes what his clients already say: here you don't thank an agency, you thank Raúl.
A map that becomes a request
The country's regions are tapped on an interactive map (Arenal, the Southern Caribbean, and the rest), each showing what there is to do. Whatever the traveler picks arrives pre-selected in the itinerary form: exploring and asking are the same gesture.
The quote request arrives complete
The tailor-made form asks at once what Raúl would otherwise ask over ten messages (dates, length, adults and children with ages, country of residence, budget per person, travel style, regions, and whether they need a car) and delivers it on WhatsApp as one readable message. Car rental has its own form, and ready-made circuits serve those who prefer to choose from a list.