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Growth In Eco-tourism Expected In Costa Rica

Costa Rica has been affected by the global economic downturn, but it has not been as badly hit as many other countries and its prospects remain attractive. The country still remains popular for second home property investors, particularly those from the US. These investors are attracted by the low cost of living and attractive property taxes.

The country has successfully branded itself as a premiere eco-tourism destination and the tourism sector is expected to continue growing.

The local construction industry has fallen victim to the financial crisis but continues to grow, albeit at a much slower rate. In 2007, the industry experienced an incredible 18 percent growth but that reduced to a still impressive 5 percent for 2008.

A recent article in Nuwire Investor confirmed that ‘long term prospects for Costa Rica remain attractive. The government is stable and has instituted good health care and educational systems.

‘The country is has a wealth of natural resources, from beautiful beaches to pristine jungles and volcanic mountains, that attract a wide range of travellers.

More importantly, it knows how to take care of its environment.

‘Costa Rica was ranked 5th in the world by the Environmental Performance Index developed by Yale University and Columbia University.

No doubt tourism and related developments will continue to boom. To avoid being a victim of its own success, Costa Rica will need to perfect the fine art of balancing development against preservation in order to protect its eco-friendly brand.’

James Cahill, Managing Director of Costa Rica Invest, said: “Our premier project Finca Di Pacifico Dos offers a unique opportunity to invest in Costa Rica. The teak growing on your land will provide a good return but better than that as the world economy recovers and more baby boomers seek out their little piece of paradise the value of your land will increase rapidly giving you a spectacular return.”

Costa Rica Invest specializes in eco-friendly, ethical, high yield investments. All projects are based in the best locations in Costa Rica, consisting of plots of development land with an environmentally friendly angle. Their current development in ‘Di Pacifico Dos’ combines a teak commodity investment traded in USD on plots of land zoned for development.
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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