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martes, 10 de julio de 2012

Assisted living is an option when vacationing in Costa Rica | Costa Developers

Costa Rica has been a holiday destination for a long time, in the last few years, a major investment destination as well. Thousands of people have purchased real estate in Costa Rica to either move in or enjoy a second home for special occasions.
Retirement is a great opportunity to start experiencing a different lifestyle and Costa Rica is the perfect destination to do so. There’s nothing more calming than spending time at a beach town enjoying tropical weather and experiencing the laid back lifestyle of Costa Rica.
The Central American country has attracted foreigners because of its incomparable conditions and multiple benefits when investing in it.
Besides offering the most appropriate real estate chance, Costa Developers offers you a package of assistance services you won’t find anywhere else.
Do you know what we are talking about? A type of long-term care facility for elderly or disabled people who are able to get around on their own but who may need help with some activities of on a daily basis living or simply opt for the convenience of having their meals in a central restaurant and having nursing staff on call, right away. It represents a living arrangement in which people with special needs, especially elders with disabilities, live in a facility that provides help with everyday tasks such as bathing, dressing, and taking medication.
Assisted living is what we want to offer you when visiting Costa Rica, our fractional ownership program gives you the break to run away from the freezing weather and the costly living.
What about medical Care in the Central Pacific Coast? Costa Rica’s got a high quality medical service in the country, as a result International Medical conventions haven taken place here. Private medical centers are prepared with the latest technology to give its patients a first class attention. In the Central Pacific there are more than a few public and private clinics, private ones are chosen more frequently by foreign citizens, and costs are much inferior than in the US and you can predict an excellent work.
Our experience and comprehension of the area and our correlation with our clients has helped us build a suitable real estate investment in Costa Rica for your convenience. Costa Developers assisted living program is part of our fractional ownership program, which provides the most proficient, quickest and cooperative reaction to all your requirements during your stay in Costa Rica.
Not only medical care is available, but also all kinds of facilities you may need, such as homebuilders, cleaning services, transportation, landscaping, many more.

More Canadians are vacationing in Costa Rica | Costa Developers


New flights from Canada to Costa Rica start operating due to the increase of visitors from the North American country to the tropical paradise.
The interest of Canadian travelers to fly into Costa Rican territory is growing. This was determined by interest of airlines to open new flights from Canada. There are presently three existing airlines that fly from Toronto and Montreal to both national airports in Costa Rica.

The arrival of more Canadians could be important income for the Costa Rican economy because the country is one of the wealthiest in the world.
Most of Costa Developers clients come from Canada and the US; they’ve found in our developments a great lifestyle in a coastal home and beach properties.

"The increase of flights from Canada is in part due to the signing of the Air Transport Agreement between both countries," said Luis Carlos Araya, Deputy of Air Transportation.

TACA was the first to launch into full force to attract the Canadian market. Since July 1st, TACA extended its flights between San Jose and Toronto from three flights weekly to a one daily.

Air Canada also increased its operations to Costa Rica, but not from the Liberia, the capital. Guanacaste is the next destination the U.S. Company is interested in exploring next semester.

These aren't the only airlines companies that are interested in connecting Canada with Costa Rica, West Jet, a Canadian airline is also thinking about flights to Costa Rica. Although the low-cost airline is interested in adding the country to its flight schedule, they have not made an official proposal.

There are two major purposes for Canadian tourists when traveling to Costa Rica; the first is to enjoy leisure and adventure offered by national tourist regions and secondly are those traveling for medical tourism, which has become more popular in the country, as well as a retirement destination. Having a second home through our fractional ownership programs, gives the opportunity to recover from a medical procedure or enjoying an incomparable time at a beautiful beach in Costa Rica.


jueves, 28 de junio de 2012

Retire in Costa Rica | Costa Developers


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Costa Developers offer a enjoyable and smart look into Costa Rica, presenting you with opportunities to explore investment options within the country.
Costa Rica is the best place to retire.
This is the perfect opportunity to find your dream investment, to avoid how to make costly mistakes and enjoy the beauty of Costa Rica.

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lunes, 25 de junio de 2012

Costa Rica gets removed from US Human Trafficking blacklist


According to the Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP) 2012, the US State Department has removed Costa Rica from its blacklist of countries for people trafficking. The report was presented yesterday by U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
“These victims of modern slavery are women and men, girls and boys, and their stories remind us of what kind of inhumane treatment we are still capable of as human beings,” said Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Legally in Costa Rica, many advances have been completed in this area, such as Article 172 which stipulates from 8 to 16 years of incarceration for criminal groups that commit human trafficking in cases in which the victim is a minor or in a position of susceptibility or disability or when any form of violence, intimidation or coercion has taken place.
Organizations such as OIJ, INAMU, the Coalition Against Smuggling of Migrants and Trafficking (CNCTIMTP) and the International Organization for Migration (OIM) are some of the institutions in charge of preventing, prosecuting and working against this issue.
A country’s tier ranking is based on the government’s efforts against trafficking as measured by the TVPA minimum standards. TIER 1 are of countries whose governments fully comply with the Trafficking Victims Protection Act’s (TVPA) minimum standards, while TIER 2 countries are those whose governments do not fully comply with the TVPA’s minimum standards, but are making significant efforts to bring themselves into compliance with those standards, while.
Countries on the TIER 2 WATCH LIST as those whose governments do not entirely comply with the TVPA’s minimum standards, but are making significant efforts to bring themselves into compliance with those standards, and TIER 3 countries are those whose governments do not fully comply with the minimum standards and are not making major efforts to do so.
In the Americas, only Canada, Colombia, Nicaragua and the US have Tier 1 assignments.
The report says that Costa Rica increased prevention efforts during the reporting year. In partnership with an international organization and with foreign government funding, Costa Rican authorities launched an extensive consciousness campaign during the year.
The government’s anti-trafficking directorate, which coordinated the national anti-trafficking coalition, continued to lead government efforts. The coalition met six times during the year and its four committees reported meeting on a monthly basis, a significant increase from the previous year, when the alliance only met twice.
During the year it drafted a new comprehensive anti-trafficking law, developed a national action plan on human trafficking and human smuggling, and educated over 2,000 students and civil society members. Authorities aligned with civil society organizations and the tourist industry to train companies to identity and report profit-making sexual exploitation of children, resulting in increased reports to the tourist police during the year.
The TIP is the U.S. Government’s principal diplomatic tool to engage foreign governments on human trafficking. It is also the world’s most comprehensive resource of governmental anti-human trafficking efforts and reflects the U.S. Government’s commitment to global leadership on this key human rights and law enforcement matter.

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