The residential projects, among them Alta Vista Beach, are being developed by Desarrollos Vision de Vista.

This project, as well as the Banana Coast cruise terminal, which is developed by "Grande Trujillo Autoridad", is sponsored by the Canadian company Fast Track Capital.

Source: laprensahn.com

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The airstrip in the tourist town was renovated so that it can receive for two weekly flights from La Ceiba.

After 10 years without operating, the airfield has reopened and will receive direct flights from La Ceiba arriving on Mondays and Fridays operated by Línea Aérea Nacional de Honduras, S.A.

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The Trujillo Beach Eco-Development has been announced, with an investment of $50 million in an 600 hectare area which will feature residences for Canadian and Israeli citizens, in the form of condominiums and a hotel.

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Canadian company “Grande Trujillo Autoridad” will develop a cruise ship pier in Bahía de Trujillo (Trujillo Bay), province of Colón.

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With more than 200 tourists on board, a cruise ship docked in Trujillo Port, in the Honduran Caribbean, for the first time.

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