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Most visitors head for the capital San Juan where the Isla Verde part is a modern tourist beach strip full of bars, resort hotels and a few casinos. While the old part of San Juan will give you the true colourful features of this beautiful Caribbean island. There are many holiday accommodations available from modest hotels to luxurious beach resorts. Below are a few of our top holiday resort selections, click an image to view them.
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Puerto Rico. Bacardi Rum Factory. El Yunque. Old San Juan. Rio Camuy Caverns. Surfing. Economy of Puerto Rico: The Puerto Rican economy is largely service-based, with tourism being the largest contributor. Other important sectors include manufacturing, finance, and insurance. The government is a major player in the island's economy, providing jobs, income, and services. Puerto Rico also has an agricultural sector, which produces coffee, sugar, and fruit. Puerto Rico has experienced significant economic growth since the 1980s, when it received funds from the US government to help stimulate its economy. This led to the construction of new infrastructure and the development of new industries. The island has also attracted foreign investment, particularly from the United States and Europe. Puerto Rico's government has implemented a number of initiatives to improve its economy. These include tax incentives, infrastructure investments, and the development of its financial sector. The government has also implemented policies to reduce unemployment, such as the creation of public-private partnerships, job training programs, and the expansion of vocational education. Despite its economic progress, Puerto Rico still faces significant economic challenges. The island's public debt is estimated to be over $70 billion, and its unemployment rate remains high. Puerto Rico is also vulnerable to natural disasters and the economic effects of climate change. Puerto Rico's economy has been showing signs of improvement in recent years, but there is still much work to be done. The island's government must continue to implement policies that will help it grow and attract investment. In addition, Puerto Rico must focus on diversifying its economy, creating new industries, and investing in its infrastructure. With the right policies and investments, the island nation can continue its economic growth and become a hub for business and investment in the Caribbean region. |
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