Puerto Rico reports that its cruise business has increased after an incentive plan was adopted in July 2011. During the fiscal year ending June 30, the incentives have led to significant and, in some cases, double-digit increases, which are estimated to result in an additional $16 million impact on Puerto Rico’s economy for 2012-13.
A wind generation facility that its producer, Pattern Energy, calls the largest wind generation facility in the Caribbean began producing energy on the island of Puerto Rico Oct. 28.
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Known as “La Isla de Encanto”, or the Island of Enchantment, Puerto Rico has always been a popular destination for Americans. Being that it is a US commonwealth and it is relatively close by, tourists flock to Puerto Rico for great weather. Besides using the American dollar, being a beach destination and being home to many famous artists, Puerto Rico has gems worth visiting.
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Puerto Rico’s charms are many and quite unlike what you’ll find elsewhere in the United States. You can scale the steps of a 16th-century fort or journey through a tropical forest to find a world-famous seat of scientific research. Although the island seems designed for relaxation, with extensive white beaches and Caribbean-style nightlife, the curious explorer also finds plenty of landmarks of significance.
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One way to protect their islands from pirates of the Caribbean, were with the forts of the Caribbean. Built hundreds of years ago, these massive and beautiful forts represent a time when these small islands had to protect themselves from the Spanish, Dutch and British, among others.
While the beautiful Caribbean is known for its magnificent beaches and romantic sunsets, there is a lot of history to be found there as well. Below is a list of some of the most popular Caribbean forts, but you can find many more.
Zara Hernandez nos lleva a conocer una de las playas mas hermosas y concurridas del area este de Puerto Rico, la playa Costa Azul en “La Capital del Sol” Luquillo.
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Chef Wilo Benet prepares Piononos, an authentic Puerto Rican dish with ripe plantains and beef.
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Why Ponce (Puerto Rico) ?
Puerto Rico’s second-largest city, Ponce is rightly called “The Pearl of the South.” LatinFlyer.com takes you on a quick video tour of the Top 5 Reasons why you should visit this fascinating Caribbean destination.
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