Living and Investing in the New Cuba (PDF Download)
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Guide to Inexpensive Living and Making Money in the Caribbeans Most
Beautiful Tropical Paradise.
All of us, at one time or another, have imagined leaving the rat race, saying to hell with everything and realizing our dreams by moving to our own paradise.
Whether you are of retirement age, a burned out baby boomer, or seasonal traveler, this book should provide you with food for thought and sufficient information to start you on the journey to beginning a new life in Cuba.
For over 40 years Cuba has been isolated from the mainstream of the world while trying to live the socialist dream. The world has changed and so has Cuba. Now is the moment to come and explore the country that has so much to offer. Whether you are someone interested in wintering or just want to live part or full- time in Cuba or a savvy entrepreneur, this guidebook will help you. It paints a realistic picture of living in a Latin American country and tells you how to deal with the many challenges you will inevitably have to confront.
This guide offers assistance to anyone seeking a safe, affordable place to live outside of the United States and Canada. It contains all of the ins and outs, dos and don'ts, rules of thumb, secret insider information and invaluable data about all aspects of living in Cuba. It shows you how to stay busy, where to reside, how to learn Spanish, where to find companionship. It provides you with novel, sure-fire ideas for starting businesses and, best of all, gives you a head start before you even move to Cuba.
Cuba is the most populous and largest island in the Caribbean. Located only 90 miles from the U.S. mainland, Cuba—sometimes called the "Pearl of the Caribbean" for its beauty—boasts miles and miles of breathtaking terrain, towering mountains, spectacular landscapes, quaint colonial towns and a couple of cosmopolitan cities. The 300-odd unspoiled beaches, bays and inlets surrounded by the beautiful crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean have always been the island's main attraction.
The country's subtropical climate with 300 days of sunshine, low cost of living for residents, an abundance of outdoor activities, towns and cities steeped in history and the friendly fun loving nature of the people, all contribute to its limitless appeals, making it a dream waiting to come true.
The rich flora of the countryside and the scent of tropical flowers always fill the air. Singing tropical birds, butterflies and an abundance of exotic species serve to attract droves of nature lovers. World class scuba diving and sportsfishing draw sportsman to the island.
The city of Havana is the heart of the country. Havana is the most impressive city in the Caribbean. It was always the closest place Americans would visit for every imaginable type of entertainment from cockfights to gambling. Colonial Havana is a monument to sixteenth century architecture and contrasts with the modern part of the city. The city of Trinidad is another colonial gem. World renowned resorts such as Varadero, visitor and are easily accessible.
Guardalavaca and Key Largo—to name a few— beckon the visitor and are easily accessible.
Cuba offers something for every imaginable taste and lifestyle. Trends Magazine predicted that Cuba would someday become the baby boomer's retirement haven of the future. A June 1998 issue of the Miami Herald stated, "A mass new migration of retirees will start to settle abroad, lured by the low cost of living to stretch their shrinking pensions, reasonable health costs and warm weather. Cuba will be the hottest destination due to its proximity to the United States and the relative lack of industrialization."
Cuba is ripe for entrepreneurs since foreign investment is now welcome and small enterprise is beginning to flourish. The country's 12 million people constitute the largest potential market in the region. Canadians and Europeans are pouring capital into the country since investment laws have been relaxed. The country's new investment law allows foreign businessmen to own businesses, their offices and housing. Cuba has left the cold war behind and is now ready to participate in the emerging global economy. The Cuban government realizes the time has come to participate in the new world economic order. The country is now ripe for the international investors who want to start new businesses.
It is now time to get your foot in the door before the gold rush begins and hordes of entrepreneurs carve up the island completely. There will be unprecedented investment opportunity awaiting you in the not-too-distant future. So, now is the moment for adventurous individuals to reap the tremendous opportunities which may await them in Cuba. Furthermore, in the last 10 years a few of the reforms made to the Cuban economy create limited self-employment, legalize the use of U.S. dollars and encourage foreign banking and investment.
Additional advantages for foreign investors are a highly educated, well-disciplined labor force, tremendous opportunities in tourism's untapped areas and an improving infrastructure
Non-U.S. foreigners have been enjoying this paradise for the last couple of decades. It will soon be your turn. Come to Cuba and start a new and exciting life. Take advantage of all of the wonders this beautiful country has to offer. |
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