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miércoles, 19 de junio de 2013

Casino Crocs opens in the Central Pacific of Costa Rica

Crocs-Casino-Resort
Crocs-Casino-Resort
The Central Pacific is one of the areas receiving more tourists in Costa Rica, due to its proximity to the Central Valley.
The entertainment center will be named Croc Casino Resort, is expected to start operation in December 2014. The building will be built on the north side of the community of Jaco.
Owners are Dag and Jennifer Hascall. He is the owner of a Michigan steel company and other businesses, her cousin, Rory Hascall, identified as an Executive in Las Vegas since long time ago, will operate and manage the business.
A press release said that Dag Hascall owned property but did not have a solid development plan, is then when Rory Hascall came into the picture.
Crocs Casino Resort represents an investment of at least $30 million, according to official sources, and the plan is to hire 300 employees. The statement said that this would make the casino the largest employer in the region.
The firm plans a center of 152 rooms and 44 residences condominio. The project aims to be a style casino Las Vegas with a pool facing the sea, restaurants, a nightclub, a spa, shopping and other attractions.
In relation to the name, the Central Pacific is also intended to be a habitat for crocodiles. A spokesman said that casino operators are well aware of the health of the reptiles and that they will maintain close veterinary services.
Jaco area is known for its crocodiles. A great attraction is the lookout on the bridge of the highway the waterfront on the Río Grande de Tárcoles where crocodiles are always resting in the waters of the river. With the habitat of the crocodile in Crocs, tourists can take a much closer look.
Dag Hascall chairs Hascall Steel Co., in Grandville, Michigan. But he is no stranger to overseas projects. A biography provided by the company said that you moved to Katmandu, Nepal, where it operated a company that manufactures handicrafts and jewelry exported and imported.
In Costa Rica signature PM architects designed the structure. Versions show a building of three tones with bridges that connect some of the upper floors to encompass an area open to the sea breeze. The company has established a Web site pre-sales of apartments.
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domingo, 13 de enero de 2013

Waves up to 13 feet expected in the Caribbean this weekend


Strong winds also will generate choppy conditions in the North Pacific.
Reports from the National Meteorological Institute (IMN) state that waves ranging from 10-13 feet will hit Costa Rica’s Caribbean shores from Friday at noon, decreasing slightly on Sunday.

costadevelopers.comAccording to IMN data, high-pressure systems in the North Atlantic combined with the presence of low pressure in the northern region of South America will accelerate wind speed in the Caribbean, generating high waves and rough seas.

IMN experts say these conditions are dangerous for small boats and beachgoers.

Caribbean winds will even affect some areas in the northern Pacific, including rough seas specially in the mornings. Offshore wind also will generate choppy conditions.

IMN projections for the Caribbean on Monday indicate maximum wave heights of 6 feet.

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