Santo Domingo.- Entrepreneurs will invest more than US$9 billion in tourist projects in Dominican Republic's major resorts, said Tourism minister Francisco Javier Garcia Wednesday.
The works will begin in the coming weeks in Bavaro, Punta Cana, Miches, Sabana de la Mar and Juan Dolio, in the east; Puerto Plata in the north, and San Juan River and Samana in the northeast, investments he said will strengthen the Dominican destination in the world's major markets, especially Europe.
Garcia said the investments are also to build golf courses, international tennis courts and a convention center in Santo Domingo, among others. “Tourism is emerging as a market of high quality and it’s booming. Domestic and foreign investment is at its best, even better than in the past 20 years.”
The official noted that there’s currently no Latin American or Caribbean tourist destination with better profitability that Dominican Republic’s, “where reuests to develop new investment projects arrive daily. This compels us to develop a plan of vital infrastructure.”
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
Wheres Dread ? wheres Dread? hurry throw a wet blanket on this before it gets out of hand .....more jobs for maids and gardeners perish the thought ! Dread Chris Everett building a tennis center in Juan Dolio next to her husbands golf course....must put a stop to that
From: Iraq, 10 billion dollars a month for nothing
GC, go help out your fellow Cuban Brothers!!!! they need the help
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
you are an imbecile chill .....please try to stay on subject....look again it is about tourism in the DR
From: Iraq, 10 billion dollars a month for nothing
your a fruit cake go to granma where you belong you fool ... we don't need you nor do we want you ..... there are too many resorts in dr already ... way too many
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
chill tell me how ?
From: Iraq, 10 billion dollars a month for nothing
GC, go to Cuba to your patria... you freaking MMG, don’t you understand. Go help your people you bum do something rather then be on this web site 24/7 spending the rest of your useless life away. That social security check might go farther there… Get up, Go out and Do something.
Your as old as McCain and you’re here wasting your life away commenting about a country that only wants your dollars.
From: Iraq, 10 billion dollars a month for nothing
They are building to much in DR I mean, they are taking away the natural beauty of the country. Everything should have its moderation. Another thing is that with so many hotels the resorts have to compete too much with each other. There was already a complaint about this by Punta Cana Hotels…
Written by: Sajomero, 18 Sep 2008 7:19 PM
From: United States
Lets hope they take Haydee's recomendations for improving the support structures for tourism. Its a pitty to visit areas like Bavaro and feel like you are in Haiti and not the Dominican Republic. The degradation of the sorrounding areas to these complexes is disgusting and a total disgrace.
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
chill to put this situation in perspective the DR has 63,000 hotel rooms Orlando has 95000 before tourism Orlando was a hick town
From: United States
Tourism is DR's Oil... Lets exploit it and get the population involved so that all the profits don't leave for the western states
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
correct Carlito
Written by: anthonyC, 18 Sep 2008 9:34 PM
From: United States
"Written by: gouletcolonial, 18 Sep 2008 7:29 PM
From: Canada
chill to put this situation in perspective the DR has 63,000 hotel rooms Orlando has 95000 before tourism Orlando was a hick town"
GC,
In case you haven't been there lately Orlando still is a Hick town.
We don't call it "BORELANDO" for nothing.
Written by: jacirez, 18 Sep 2008 11:31 PM
From: Canada, Northern Alberta
Here's some prospective:
I was in the DR last March for my honeymoon (it was a gift, keep in mind). We stayed at the Bavaro Golf (one of the Hotels in the Bavaro Complex). During the whole of my stay I could not shake the feeling that I was being "played". It dawned on me that the whole "Dominican Experience" at our resorts is nothing but a crock: An oasis of Luxury and plenty in a sea of abject misery.
You do not have to be an expert to realize that for all its glitz, the business of tourism is either unwilling or unable to better the quality of life of the people of the country (or even those living in squalor right next door)...
Six Billion may build several hundreds new hotel rooms; but it will do little to improve the lives of those who need it the most.
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
tonyc first time I was in Borelando was 1965 try to imagine....the point I was making is number of hotel rooms only Vegas has more in America....and what tourism did to change Orlando/Kissimmee......Jacirez try to imagine the DR without hotel rooms it is called "Haiti with trees "
From: United States, Long island, NY
GC:
What's the issue with this guy harrasing you???
Written by: pelaut, 19 Sep 2008 8:13 AM
From: United States
"Haiti with trees?"
Nonsense! Within two years it will be Haiti as is: WITHOUT trees.
They will burn them all to make charcoal because no energy will be avaiable. None.
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
very funny pelaut
Written by: josean, 19 Sep 2008 8:40 AM
From: United States
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
try to keep up josean swim faster
From: United States
some of you guys just plain amuse me. really. the types who believe we should just keep on building a new hotel every day. does the term over- capacity mean anything to you guys? or, does the term 'world economic slowdown" enter your thoughts? guys, there is such a concept in economics called the break even point. each hotel has to have a minimum occupancy rate to be viable. with each additional hotel which is built, it jeopardises the break even of all the others extant. it is competing for the same business. it is like putting 6 mcdonalds side by side; they will all lose out, because of competition. if this is not the case, why is it that so many hotels in the DR close down completely for protracted periods of time, and only re-open in high season?
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
most of this is to support what we already have[infrastructure] and I will take the word of this women and the people around her not to commit suicide...National Hotels and Restaurants Association (Asonahores) president Haydée Kuret de Rainieri. ....It would not be in their interest
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
stay amused
From: United States
what infrastructure ? you mean the roads, medical assets, water and electricity which we have in oversupply?
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
She made the very same points dread...Tax monies must be spent on infrastructure not politicos salaries and boondoggles
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
and this includes schools and hospitals....they do not want to commit suicide...Hotel associations in the Caribbean are a moderating force in developement with few exceptions
Written by: anthonyC, 19 Sep 2008 9:29 AM
From: United States
"does the term 'world economic slowdown" enter your thoughts? "
Now is the time to build! Be ready for the turnaround which is already starting to happen.
Ever hear of "Buy low Sell High?"
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
I will vote for that.....watch out here come the doomsayers.....How much is petroleum a barrel today
From: United Kingdom
"does the term 'world economic slowdown" enter your thoughts? "
I don't wanna say I told you so... but I called this about 5 months ago.. in about 2 weeks there's going to be a time to make real money if you have the capital.........
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
Loan me a million Francois.....I had a friend loose a million bucks over the last few days he cant wait to start picking up the pieces at a discount....he is positive
From: United States
i am the eternal masochist, but i cannot help myself. so i will try to impart some ideas to anthonyc, who seems impregnable to logic. please, anthony, show me one sign of this "turnaround". i am sure ben bernanke will be glad to hear of it. the us economy is somewhere in the range of 12 trillion dollars. 3 trillion of these are in sovereign funds. yes, a full one quarter! so, who do you think is going to be "buying low"? can you tell me, for my edification, how the economy is going to be jump started without consumer spending? do you realise that in the last 18 months the american public has lost 2 trillion dollars worth of homeowner equity? you believe because the dow went up to 400 yesterday means that there is a turnaround in one day? surely , even you cannot be that ignorant. and, GC, oil is going up, like gold, because people are not buying securities and debt instruments. they are investing money in gold and commodity futures. and , Frank, i well remember your admonitions
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
home market in california is on fire going up not down
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
biggest market day in History in London yesterday...Biggest day in 6 years on Wall st yesterday
From: United States
regarding the economic meltdown to come. now, the fed is planning a department to buy up, or guarantee, all the garbage instruments, further deflating the value of the dollar. soon, sovereign funds will decide that they do not want their money in dollars. when they switch to the euro, the great depression will look like a picnic! you see, GC, the chicago school of the beauty of the free market has been proven wrong. now, we are looking at socialism and collectivisation of loss and risk. can you say " third world"?
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
wait and see
From: United States
once again, goulet shows himself to be the world's premeir exponent of the half truth. "california housing market on fire", he says. (did you mean "fire sale"?) he neglected to tell people that 50% of those homes are foreclosures, and that the median selling prices are off by 35%. the creditors are selling for what they can get, just to recoup a part of their losses. and , since the closing of the dow at 400 plus yesterday means recovery, what will you post if it closes 400 down today. ? it was just a one day recovery? yes, GC does not tell you that housing starts, which are the true indicator of economic activity, are dead on the water!
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
foreclosures on inflated speculative pricing....that came to an end .....dow up so far today 300 dread these fools are buying tell them to stop dread
From: United States
??????
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
tell them to stop wasting there money before its to late Dread ....they are still buying Dread make them stop ....all over the world ..What is it dont they want Obama to get elected ? ....make them stop
Written by: bernies, 19 Sep 2008 10:59 AM
From: United States, falls church va
did you heard what is happening in juan dolio, the two all inclusive hotels Capela and Coral were sold, Metro Country Club bough capela and another hotel chain bough coral no more all inclusive hotels in juan dolion. it is projected it to be the new cayman island of the caribbean with a large international business center coming soon to guayacanes. i got all this information directly from the city major and metro gmanager and embassy suites gm and also from (www.sectur.com). so yes the money will stay in the country because all those juan dolio residents will have purchase their grocery from Jumbo in san pedro. just to let you guys know of what is actualy happening.
From: United States
who is this "they" to whom you refer? buying what? do you believe that the economy is driven by people buying stocks and shares on wall street? it is driven by consumption!!! it is moved by people buying televisions, cars, clothes, houses, washing machines. that dependes on LIQUIDITY. a lot of the big ticket items are financed by second mortgages. banks are traditionally reluctant to give second mortgages to homeless people. so, a bunch of guys in three piece suits on wall street buying stocks is no sign of recovery. if the dow closes at 500 ponts up, and wal-mart closes at 3pm because there are no customers, there is no recovery!
Written by: bernies, 19 Sep 2008 11:02 AM
From: United States, falls church va
they are getting all those cheapies tourists out of town for good. The South Beach of Santo Domingo that is the name that is going around now. I have many friends that worked and live and sto dgo and on weekends they travels to juan dolio to their beach houses or to a friend or costa de sol hotel own and operate by metro country club and many more.
From: United States
UEPA!!! Que viva el Turismo Dominicano!!!
Written by: josean, 19 Sep 2008 7:58 PM
From: United States
Written by: Jander, 19 Sep 2008 10:24 PM
From: Dominican Republic
I am not a republican, but the old white guy said something that caught my attention.
"We need to stop running Wall Street like a casino."
Guess what no more " short selling as of 3:00 AM. London put a stop to it as well.
Bang Boom up 600 in 2 days. and oil is cheaper and no hurricanes this week.
Life is good if you aren't near-sighted.
Written by: Jander, 19 Sep 2008 10:28 PM
From: Dominican Republic
The US is the most resilient place in the world, and a little crisis here and there just makes us stronger then ever. Some people here must really hate that.
Written by: anthonyC, 19 Sep 2008 10:33 PM
From: United States
Written by: dreadlocks, 19 Sep 2008 10:10 AM
From: United States
anthony, show me one sign of this "turnaround".
Just one?
"FTSE 100 surges most in history as banking shares race higher"
Source
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/....=/money/2008/09/19/bcnftse219.xml"Shanghai surged 9.5 per cent, in the biggest daily gain for seven years, to 2,075.091. Hong Kong ’s Hang Seng gained 9.6 per cent to 19,327.73, breaking a seven-day losing streak. In London the FTSE 100 had its biggest daily gain in its 24-year history, jumping 8.8 per cent, while in New York the S&P 500 closed up 4.0 per cent, having risen 4.3 per cent on Thursday. "
Source
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/958f45f8-8628-11dd-959e-0000779fd18c.htmlWritten by: anthonyC, 19 Sep 2008 10:34 PM
From: United States
Dready,
Another?
"NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street extended a huge rally Friday as investors stormed back into the market, relieved that the government plans to restore calm to the financial system by rescuing banks from billions of dollars in bad debt. The Dow Jones industrials rose about 370 points, giving them a massive gain of about 780 over two days, and Treasurys fell as money flowed into equities. "
Source
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D93A23FO1&show_article=1Written by: josean, 20 Sep 2008 12:19 AM
From: United States
Jander states:
"little crisis here and there"
A trillion dollar crisis is now a "little crisis" how naive can you be!
From: Dominican Republic
Very funny some of those guys up there seem to be, I could be wrong but i dont like the idea of building that many hotels in the DR, I think we have enough so far.
There are other touristic activities which need to be implemented that for sure will bring good profits to the country.
But here we go, we definately need jobs, a lot of jobs are going to be available by the time they get the project done, that's good, but I wonder what they are going to do, when they come across with more hotels than tourists..
From: Dominican Republic
Hey gouletcolonial you don't worry, keep commenting, your comments are important and very punctual.
I don't know about you but it seems that you are really informed with all related to the DR.
That's good
The only problem is that you will have to suck other Dominican comments up.
Take it easy!
From: United States
anthonyc, it is pointless for me to discuss economics with you. if you believe that an uptick in the dow means we are seeing the healing of the economy, i am wasting my time. it is a fire sale , with sovereign funds buying up scraps. it is like vultures buying tires and radios from a wrecked car. not because someone is spending to buy car parts means the car is running again!
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
DOW UP 40 POINTS IN PAST MONTH... UP 18% PAST 5 YEARS... UP 44% PAST 10 YEARS...
'TO HELL AND BACK': Wall Street's old hands not rattled...DREAD stop whining and complaining
Written by: josean, 20 Sep 2008 9:21 AM
From: United States
Drudge has arrived!
From: United States
goulet, see my post to anthonyc. see the word :POINTLESS".
From: United States
as a little aside, GC and anthonyc. do you realise what has happened to all the debt which has been nationalised? it is now treasury bond status. which devalues treasury bonds. the sovereign funds boys do not like devalued instruments. so, before you have to run into your holes like crabs, as you always do, wait and see how the foreign markets perform in the upcoming weeks
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
Written by: josean, 20 Sep 2008 9:21 AM
From: United States
Drudge has arrived!....that is Dread has arrived...with all his socialist lefty baggage ....and now he has josean as his little neocommie/PRD stooge patrolling like Igor the frontiers of this Blog.....not to worry Chill will relieve you from time to time
From: United States
one little socialist aside for you, GC. the bailout of AIG cost more than the entire expenditure on AFDC during the ENTIRE presidency of Bush. so, who are the welfare recipients, now?
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
Yes but we are on our way to right direction and I mean the RIGHT .....recovery is around the corner and a chicken in every pot....Happy Days will be here again...Hallelujah Praise the Lord and thank you Jesus
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
DOW UP 40 POINTS IN PAST MONTH... UP 18% PAST 5 YEARS... UP 44% PAST 10 YEARS...
'TO HELL AND BACK': Wall Street's old hands not rattled...DREAD stop whining and complaining
From: United States
a chicken in every pot. in your case, a chicken for every crackpot.
Written by: Trujillo, 20 Sep 2008 10:47 AM
From: Dominican Republic
Awesome, I just hope they don't forget about the south.
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
Not to worry El Jefe prosperity is around the corner just watch out for the commies and whining lefties
Written by: josean, 20 Sep 2008 12:30 PM
From: United States
Wow you were gone so long! Are you consipated?
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
wiping and cleaning my josean
Written by: josean, 20 Sep 2008 12:33 PM
From: United States
Written by: josean, 20 Sep 2008 12:34 PM
From: United States
"wiping and cleaning my josean"
You used that already, your boring!
From: United States
he cuts and pastes them , josean
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
he cuts and pastes them , josean...he cuts and pastes them , josean....he cuts and pastes them , josean..he cuts and pastes them , josean.....he cuts and pastes them , josean.....he cuts and pastes them , josean.....he cuts and pastes them , josean.....he cuts and pastes them , josean.....he cuts and pastes them , josean......he cuts and pastes them , josean....he cuts and pastes them , josean...he cuts and pastes them , josean..JOSEAN IS THE KING OF CUT AND PASTE DREAD....or should I say the prince as Belial has the crown at this time...and has not forfeited it yet
Written by: josean, 20 Sep 2008 7:22 PM
From: United States
Dread,
I think you hurt his feelings!
From: Dominican Republic
It's good to find something you can have fun with, while reading!
HAHAHHAHAH
Isn't it funny?
From: United States
Banyan Tree hotels from Singapore is bringing their brands to Samana. The first project is [
http://www.angsanasamanabay.com], where they will have residences, a marina, more than 50 stores and restaurants as well as their famed hotels and spas. Banyan Tree is among the top elite hospitality brands in the world and has recently commited to these projects as well as a few others in Mexico, increasing their reach in the region.
This first investment in Samana is valued at over $200 million dollars and will create more than 2500 direct jobs.
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
ppp be careful you will be condemned as an enabler for cheering on these projects...... josean and belial lite think these things provide only jobs for maids and gardeners
From: United States
josean and Belial lite have cable tv, and can read. they are smart enough to realise that stocking all the eggs in the tourism basket, in today's world, is a fool's errand. so , while cheerleaders for Ritz Carlton are fretting over golf courses and lavish hotel appointments, we are worrying about the underpinnings of modern society , such as education. that way, when the Ritz Carlton puts their hotels here, Dominicans will take their rightful places as managers and assistant managers, not as chambermaids and groundsmen, watching foreigners sitting in the air conditioned offices, giving all the orders.
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
the peasants are rising up " to the ramparts "
Written by: josean, 16 Oct 2008 3:18 PM
From: United States
Off with their heads!
From: United States
you see, GC, if people like you had it their way, some people would remain peasants for ever, with no hope for advancement. i want to walk into a hotel sometime and not have some Austrian or German manager looking at me with that "what are YOU doing here " face. i want a pleasant DOMINICAN to welcome me with the warmth of the caribbean . and if someone is yelling at an employee (which is never a good thing), i would rather see a Dominican yelling at a Canadian, rather than the other way around. why, you ask? because it is THEIR COUNTRY, thats why!!!
From: United States Virgin Islands, Christiansted.from the bar at the Comanche
dread why dont you see how many Dominicans are attending top hotel schools the top two being Cornell and Michigan State in North America.....they dont give these jobs to people working at chimi churis
From: United States
i am aware of the hotel school at Cornell. one of my childhood friends graduated from that school in the early 1970s. but there are several positions in the hotel field that are occupied by people who did not go to ivy league schools. and in the DR, even more so. there are several positions in the hospitaly industry on the north coast which are occupied by foreigners, simply due to contacts. remember, GC, i live here, so i know what i see. guys who are at the top of the pecking order in some of these businesses employ their drinking buddies and compatriots, many of whom are rank incompetents. we are always quick to lecture Dominicans about nepotism, but there are jobs here which are the exclusive province of expats. the 80-20 employment rule is a numerical rule, and is not qualitative. so companies have 20 expats at the top of the food chain, and 80 Dominican underlings. then they tell anyone who will listen that they "cannot find qualified Dominicans"
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Your as old as McCain and you’re here wasting your life away commenting about a country that only wants your dollars.
From: Canada
chill to put this situation in perspective the DR has 63,000 hotel rooms Orlando has 95000 before tourism Orlando was a hick town"
GC,
In case you haven't been there lately Orlando still is a Hick town.
We don't call it "BORELANDO" for nothing.
I was in the DR last March for my honeymoon (it was a gift, keep in mind). We stayed at the Bavaro Golf (one of the Hotels in the Bavaro Complex). During the whole of my stay I could not shake the feeling that I was being "played". It dawned on me that the whole "Dominican Experience" at our resorts is nothing but a crock: An oasis of Luxury and plenty in a sea of abject misery.
You do not have to be an expert to realize that for all its glitz, the business of tourism is either unwilling or unable to better the quality of life of the people of the country (or even those living in squalor right next door)...
Six Billion may build several hundreds new hotel rooms; but it will do little to improve the lives of those who need it the most.
What's the issue with this guy harrasing you???
Nonsense! Within two years it will be Haiti as is: WITHOUT trees.
They will burn them all to make charcoal because no energy will be avaiable. None.
http://www.elnuevodia.com/diario/....oricohoy/noticias/el_comenzo_todo…_¿y_ahora?/460625
Now is the time to build! Be ready for the turnaround which is already starting to happen.
Ever hear of "Buy low Sell High?"
I don't wanna say I told you so... but I called this about 5 months ago.. in about 2 weeks there's going to be a time to make real money if you have the capital.........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CN6TDGOd3Y8
"We need to stop running Wall Street like a casino."
Guess what no more " short selling as of 3:00 AM. London put a stop to it as well.
Bang Boom up 600 in 2 days. and oil is cheaper and no hurricanes this week.
Life is good if you aren't near-sighted.
From: United States
anthony, show me one sign of this "turnaround".
Just one?
"FTSE 100 surges most in history as banking shares race higher"
Source http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/....=/money/2008/09/19/bcnftse219.xml
"Shanghai surged 9.5 per cent, in the biggest daily gain for seven years, to 2,075.091. Hong Kong ’s Hang Seng gained 9.6 per cent to 19,327.73, breaking a seven-day losing streak. In London the FTSE 100 had its biggest daily gain in its 24-year history, jumping 8.8 per cent, while in New York the S&P 500 closed up 4.0 per cent, having risen 4.3 per cent on Thursday. "
Source http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/958f45f8-8628-11dd-959e-0000779fd18c.html
Another?
"NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street extended a huge rally Friday as investors stormed back into the market, relieved that the government plans to restore calm to the financial system by rescuing banks from billions of dollars in bad debt. The Dow Jones industrials rose about 370 points, giving them a massive gain of about 780 over two days, and Treasurys fell as money flowed into equities. "
Source http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D93A23FO1&show_article=1
"little crisis here and there"
A trillion dollar crisis is now a "little crisis" how naive can you be!
There are other touristic activities which need to be implemented that for sure will bring good profits to the country.
But here we go, we definately need jobs, a lot of jobs are going to be available by the time they get the project done, that's good, but I wonder what they are going to do, when they come across with more hotels than tourists..
I don't know about you but it seems that you are really informed with all related to the DR.
That's good
The only problem is that you will have to suck other Dominican comments up.
Take it easy!
DOW UP 40 POINTS IN PAST MONTH... UP 18% PAST 5 YEARS... UP 44% PAST 10 YEARS...
'TO HELL AND BACK': Wall Street's old hands not rattled...DREAD stop whining and complaining
From: United States
Drudge has arrived!....that is Dread has arrived...with all his socialist lefty baggage ....and now he has josean as his little neocommie/PRD stooge patrolling like Igor the frontiers of this Blog.....not to worry Chill will relieve you from time to time
DOW UP 40 POINTS IN PAST MONTH... UP 18% PAST 5 YEARS... UP 44% PAST 10 YEARS...
'TO HELL AND BACK': Wall Street's old hands not rattled...DREAD stop whining and complaining
http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/09/07/business/07bailout.php
You used that already, your boring!
I think you hurt his feelings!
HAHAHHAHAH
Isn't it funny?
This first investment in Samana is valued at over $200 million dollars and will create more than 2500 direct jobs.