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(1845-1891), Chilean military officer José Miguel Alemán, Panamanian politician José Miguel Antúnez, Spanish retired ACB-, LNB-, and LPB player José Miguel Arenas Beltrán, real name of Valtònyc, Spanish rapper Jose Miguel Arroyo, Filipino lawyer José Miguel Arroyo Delgado, Spanish bullfighter José Miguel Ballivian, Chilean discus thrower Jose Miguel Barandiaran (1889-1991), Spanish anthropologist, ethnographer, and priest José Miguel Barriga Castro (1816-1886), Chilean lawyer, politician, and surveyor José Miguel Barros (1924-2020), Chilean lawyer, diplomat, historian, and academic José Miguel Battle Sr. (1929-2007), Cuban mafia leader and policeman José Miguel Beñaran Ordeñana (1949-1978), Spanish politician who was assassinated José-Miguel Bernardo, Spanish mathematician and statistician José Miguel Blanco (1839-1897), Chilean sculptor, illustrator, and writer José Miguel Boissard, Dominican Republic judoka José Miguel Bonetti, Dominican Republic businessman José Miguel Cabrera Torres, Venezuelan former MLB player José Miguel Cáceres, Dominican Republic volleyball player José Miguel Campos, Spanish retired footballer José Miguel Carrera (1785-1821), Chilean general José Miguel Castro, Chilean politician José Miguel Class (1935-2017), Puerto Rican singer José Miguel Contreras, Canadian member of indie rock band By Divine Right José Miguel Corrales Bolaños, Costa Rican politician José Miguel Covarrubias Duclaud, alternate name of Miguel Covarrubias (1904-1957), Mexican painter, caricaturist, illustrator, ethnologist, and art historian José Miguel Cubero, Costa Rican former professional footballer Jose Miguel de Arciniega (1793-1849), Mexican military explorer and legislator José Miguel de Carvajal-Vargas, 2nd Duke of San Carlos (1771-1828), Peruvian-born Spanish duke José Miguel de la Cueva, 14th Duke of Alburquerque (1775-1811), Spanish aristocrat, diplomat, and senior officer in the Peninsular War José Miguel de Velasco (1795-1859), Bolivian military officer and statesman José Miguel Díaz Vélez (1770-1833), Argentine patriot and general José Miguel Domínguez Alemán (1756-1830), New Spanish colonial official José Miguel Echavarri, Spanish former racing cyclist José Miguel Elías, Spanish former professional road cyclist José Miguel Espinosa (1945-2024), Spanish freestyle swimmer José Miguel Falcón, American politician José Miguel Fernández, Cuban MLB player José Miguel Fernández de Liencres (1898-1975), Spanish tennis player José Miguel Gallardo (1897-1976), Puerto Rican politician and professor José Miguel Gambra Gutiérrez, Spanish philosopher and politician José Miguel Gaona, Belgium-born Spanish physician, psychiatrist, and writer José Miguel García, several people José Miguel Gil, Spanish diver José Miguel Gómez (1858-1921), Cuban politician and revolutionary José Miguel Gómez Rodríguez, Colombian Roman Catholic clergyman and metropolitan archbishop José Miguel González, several people José Miguel Granadino, Salvadoran former footballer José Miguel Guridi y Alcocer (1763-1828), Spanish-Mexican politician José Miguel Guzman, Dominican Republic weightlifter José Miguel Huacuja, Mexican former field hockey player José Miguel Infante (1778-1844), Chilean statesman and political figure José Miguel Insulza, Chilean politician, lawyer, and academic José Miguel Martínez Hernández, Cuban dissident José Miguel Minhonha, Angolan footballer José Miguel Miyar Barruecos, Cuban politician and medical doctor José Miguel Morales, Spanish former professional footballer José Miguel Moreno, Spanish specialist of historical plucked string instruments José Miguel Noguera (1913-1954), Argentine footballer José Miguel Organista Simões Aguiar, Portuguese former footballer José Miguel Ortíz, Chilean politician José Miguel Oviedo (1934-2019), Peruvian writer and literary critic José Miguel Pérez, several people José Miguel Pey (1763-1838), Colombian statesman and soldier José Miguel Prieto, Spanish former footballer José Miguel Reyes, Venezuelan international footballer José Miguel Ribeiro, Portuguese film director José Miguel Ridameya Tatche (1929-2015), Spanish chess player José Miguel Rodríguez Espinosa, Spanish astronomer José Miguel Rovira (1913-1993), Puerto Rican industrialist José-Miguel Ullán (1944-2009), Spanish television journalist, writer, and poet José Miguel Valdés (1837-1898), Chilean political figure, politician, and minister José Miguel Varas (1928-2011), Chilean writer José Miguel Vega Rodríguez (1913-1992), Spanish military officer José Miguel Velásquez, Venezuelan-born American composer, music producer, and vocal coach José Miguel Vilar-Bou, Spanish contemporary novelist, short story writer, and journalist José Miguel Villaú, Spanish rugby union player José Miguel Viñuela, Chilean television presenter and radio host José Miguel Vivanco, Chilean human rights lawyer and former executive director José Miguel Wisnik, Brazilian composer, musician, and essayist José Miguel Zúñiga, Spanish former footballer O turismo na Costa Rica é um dos principais setores econômicos e de maior crescimento do país e desde 1995 representa a primeira fonte de moeda estrangeira da economia. Desde 1999 o turismo gera para a Costa Rica maiores receitas que a exportação de banana abacaxi e café juntos, historicamente os produtos tradicionais de exportação costarriquenha. Em 2008 o turismo contribuiu com 7,2% do PIB do país, forneceu um 22,7% do câmbio exterior advindo das exportações de bens e serviços, e em 2005 foi responsável por um 13,3% dos empregos diretos e indiretos. O crescimento acelerado do turismo começou em 1987, com o número de visitantes indo de 329.000 em 1988, para 1 milhão em 1999, até atingir 2 milhões de turistas estrangeiros em 2008. Em 2014 o número de visitantes alcançou o recorde de 2,5 milhões de turistas estrangeiros, gerando uma receita de USD2,636 bilhões.