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Daniel Oduber Airport could move more freight.
While the Daniel Oduber Airport in Liberia has been characterized by the boom in the transportation of tourists, it could also gain ground in the business of freight logistics in Costa Rica.
As proof of this, the first fiscal customs warehouse was opened last December only 2 kms from the airport terminal.
The new infrastructure was developed in an area of 10 thousand square meters with 3,500 square meters of construction.
The investment of $ 2.5 million, both in facilities and equipment to provide logistics services, was made by the Humberto Alvarez Group.
Part of the factors that prompted its opening was the potential of the area and the need for such services, both for the export and import of goods, which companies with operations in the province of Guanacaste in Costa Rica require.
”The new fiscal deposit will also consolidate cargo in Liberia, something that did not exist before, and could also provide significant cost savings associated with transportation,” said Bernardo Ovares, director of operations of the Group. For example, some clients with projects in Guanacaste had to send the cargo to a warehouse belonging to the company, located in Belen, Heredia, and subsequently transport it to the site.
For team at TicosLand.com, this is a breakthrough in Costa Rica. We all know that the transportation of cargo from Guanacaste to the center of the country for air transport is something that involves high costs for Costa Rica. This option generates great potential for savings and economic growth.
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