$33 Million for the Nicaraguan Touristic Sector

Foreign and local business executives will invest such amount in the construction and renovation of hotels and other tourist projects, reported Intur.

Thursday, February 19, 2009

Terra.com reports: "One of the projects is the expansion of the hotel Pacific Turtle Resort & Spa, located in the seaside resort of San Juan del Sur in the Nicaraguan Pacific, where the investment will be $17 million.

´In the municipality of Tola, in the Rivas province (south), the hotel tourist project "Water Resort and Spa" will be built, for which the investment will be $4 million, ´ he added."

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