Entrepreneurs look to Caribbean for investment opportunities
Oct 26th, 2009
A number of entrepreneurs have been paying attention to a Caribbean island with a view to investing in the region, it has been reported.According to the Irish Times, a delegation of Haitian policymakers attended the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Awards after a group of Irish businessmen set up the Soul of Haiti Foundation to help the island.
"There is great potential for Irish entrepreneurs to invest in Haiti, to create jobs . . . and to open markets for them in the region of the Caribbean and the US," explained advisor Jean-Maurice Buteau.
British investors wishing to visit the region to check out its potential may combine it with a break aboard a luxury chartered yacht, such as El Capi III.
The 62-ft twin-hulled catamaran sleeps up to eight guests and has a number of toys to keep them busy.
A Fishfinder and special fishing rod holder in the stern can help holidaymakers make a big catch, while a small launch with twin 50hp engines can get more intrepid guests close to some of the Caribbean's uninhabited islands.
Posted by Chris Yates
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Come on Chris… when’s the next one?"
Come on Chris… when’s the next one?"
