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Live & Prosper in Honduras Seminar

Dear Friend,

            Maybe you’ve dreamed of escaping to the Caribbean, lured by visions of an easier, less stressful lifestyle. But one by one, “mainstream” Caribbean destinations have been discovered and developed – and prices have skyrocketed – before you could stake your claim.

            Maybe you thought it was too late…

            I’m writing today to reassure you that the dream-filled Caribbean of your imagination are waiting for you in Honduras – just two hours from the States – with housing and land costs that are a mere fraction of what you’ll find on its Caribbean cousins.

            Just ask International Living reader Penny Leigh – a former full-time resident of Colorado.  She first visited Roatan, a tiny Caribbean island off the north coast of Honduras, in early 2000 with her partner Tony. According to Penny, they knew within days that Honduras was where they wanted to enjoy the rest of their lives.

            After three trips to Roatan, a year liquidating their Colorado gift shop, and many home garage sales and donations to shed a rural, mountain, winter lifestyle, they finally moved to Roatan in March of 2005.

            Now they live in a beachfront home surrounded by lush, green jungle. Constant trade winds keep them cool – year-round. And the only sounds they hear are crashing waves, rustling palm trees, and the lively chatter of majestic Red Macaws that often frequent their property.

Sunrises, Stargazing, and Swimming with Seahorses…

             “We call our home ‘Casa De Bella Vista’ - home of the beautiful view,” says Penny. “When I look outside my window in the morning, I can watch the sunrise – a rising, glowing, red ball of fire that reflects on the azure Caribbean sea as the gentle, tropical trade winds ruffle my sheets. It’s a delicious way to contemplate another new day in Paradise.”

            From her home, she can walk down a staircase to her own private lagoon during the daytime for swimming in the Caribbean sea.  “Seahorses are real,” she says. “You can see them while snorkeling or diving.” And at night, she frequently gazes at the brilliant sky - trying to identify all the constellations.  “It’s amazing how many stars you can see when there’s no light pollution to cloud the sky.”

            Like many expatriates that have relocated to Honduras, Penny keeps busy running her new business that caters to the burgeoning tourist industry. In mid-2005, she opened ‘Penelope’s Island Emporium’ – a shop specializing in fine, tropical, one-of-a-kind jewelry as well as personal and home accessories.

            And although her new business keeps her busy much of the time, she still manages to find time to enjoy all the charms of first-class Caribbean beachfront living.

             “When I’m not growing my business, I often sit out on our deck and watch huge schools of bonito make the sea boil as they thrash about. I also can see and hear many dolphins from our deck. They love to jump and play together…all the time! It brings a tear to my eyes at times…and I need to pinch myself to believe that I’m here - experiencing such wonder in my new life.”

            However, Penny does have one regret about moving to Honduras – and it’s a big one.

             “We should have done this years ago,” says Penny. “For us, Honduras is the ‘Final Destination.’ Even with many surprising adjustments, we have never been happier or felt more like we’ve finally come home.”

Why Honduras has earned a reputation as an “emerging haven”
for adventurers, entrepreneurs, and retirees…

Honduras sits at the knee of Central America and possesses a spectacular 400 miles of unspoiled Caribbean coastline and another 80 miles of Pacific coast. All year round, temperatures hover in the 80s – with cooler, forested areas inland. Jaguars, armadillos, toucans, and herons complete this scene of a wild, untamed paradise. The Bay Islands – and the coral reef surrounding them, which is second in size only to the Great Barrier Reef – have been a well-kept secret of divers, snorkelers, and explorers around the world for many years. But there’s much more to this tropical paradise than you might have thought…

Coral Reef in Honduras

What most people don’t realize (a fact that can work in your favor) is that Honduras is a far cry from the “banana republic” of the past. It is one of the most secure environments in Latin America, enjoying freedom from the organized political violence and military power struggles that have plagued some of its neighbors.

Honduras maintains close and friendly ties with the U.S. and has made good use of the billions of dollars in foreign aid it received after Hurricane Mitch. The effects of that hurricane have been reduced to a memory, as the roads, bridges, and infrastructure have been rebuilt to be better than before. This year, as part of the G8 summit, most of Honduras’ foreign debt was forgiven, with the requirement that the money saved go into improved infrastructure.

            Today’s Honduras is peaceful, safe, incredibly beautiful – and loaded with opportunities for relaxed and prosperous living. As I’ll explain in more detail in a moment, there’s something for everyone in Honduras…

• For Entrepreneurs: A 10- to 20-year tax holiday when you start certain types of business ventures, few restrictions on exports, and the front end of a coming boom in tourism, business, and development. Between the ZIP and the ZOLT – programs designed to attract and benefit business – you can’t help but dream of the possible profits of just about any kind of venture you can imagine.
• For Retirees: Bring your car and household goods duty-free…and receive your Social Security and pension income tax-free. Enjoy a cost of living that is a mere sliver of what you pay just to get by in the States or much of Europe – and still have enough left over to afford life’s little luxuries. A live-in maid or similar household help is available for just $40 a week…prescriptions run about 40% less than in the States…the savings go on and on, making Honduras very attractive for people with fixed incomes.
• For Bargain Hunters: Rebuilt infrastructure, low labor costs, and a pro-business government have spawned numerous opportunities. Positive exchange rates and legitimate banking structures make handling your money simple.
• For Vacationers: The deals on land and housing will leave you speechless. There’s no end to the options and creativity when you want to escape – for just a little while, or even for good.
• For Dreamers and Escape Artists: Honduras is full of the stuff most of us dream about…an enviable climate, inexpensive domestic help, affordable luxuries, dream housing at a fraction of U.S. and Caribbean prices, both English- and Spanish-speaking friendly neighbors, access to modern amenities when you need them, breathtaking scenery…and as much peace, quiet, and relaxed easy living as you can handle all year round.

At this three-day Live and Prosper in Honduras Seminar we’ll tell you everything you need to know for your particular circumstance, from finding or building your dream home to financing your property purchase…from shipping your household goods here to residency and visa requirements…from setting up health and property insurance to banking and tax information…plus the inside scoop on day-to-day living and more.

Discover the Best-Kept Secret of Adventure Travelers

At the foot of the impressive Pico Bonito Mountain, and just a 2-hour ferry ride across the sea to the increasingly popular Roatan, is the hippest hot-spot along the coast of Honduras: the town of La Ceiba. This vibrant city – the third largest in Honduras – will serve as home base for our three-day information-packed seminar.

We believe the mainland coast right now hides the best bargains to be found in this beautiful country but you’ll also have opportunities to visit Roatan, or the other quieter, more secluded islands of Utila and Guanaja – along with select spots across the mainland, too.

Just two hours by air from either Houston or Miami, you’ll discover quintessential Caribbean surroundings – miles of white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and fiery sunsets. I should warn you, there’s a very good chance you won’t want to leave. You wouldn’t be the first…

One International Living reader, a real estate developer, was looking for a relaxed, family-oriented place to raise his children. He and his wife scoured opportunities in Belize, Costa Rica, and the U.S. Virgin Islands – but they were all too rich for their bank account. Then, they found Roatan, and knew this was the place. Today, this happy IL reader has built and sold dozens of island dream homes designed to suit the needs of small investors and adventure travelers.

            Another benefit of living and prospering in Honduras is the exchange rate – now at 19 lempiras to the U.S. dollar – that stretches your money even further in a country that is already among the least expensive in Latin America. Plus, you can pay for your property – or even your daily staples – in either U.S. dollars or lempiras, whichever you happen to have on hand.

There’s also no need to worry about getting medical assistance in Honduras. An American doctor has opened an eight-bed hospital on the east end of Roatan – with appointments running just $10 to $15 each. Prescriptions are an even more affordable endeavor, typically 40% less than you’d pay in the States. And though you hate to think you’ll need it, it’s comforting to know there is a major medical hospital in San Pedro Sula that is staffed with graduate doctors from Harvard, Yale, Tulane, and other fine Universities from the States.

Timing Is Everything – And It’s Just Right Now

The press and the tourists have put Honduras squarely on the map. The Washington Post named Honduras the “6th top new global destination for 2004,”  and reality television wasn’t too far behind. Viewers fell in love with Roatan when they watched “Temptation Island”. Many have been tempted indeed.

A brisk rate of tourism is the underpinning of a solid economy. Honduras can boast an 18% to 20% a year rise in tourism over the last two years. Compare this to a 6% to 12% increase in Mexican tourism over the same time period and you can easily see why we feel we are on the early end of a coming boom – one that you won’t want to miss.

While word is getting out about Honduras, it’s still not too late to stake your claim. In fact, many would say the timing is absolutely perfect. Early investors, both big and small, have taken the early risks necessary to prove the opportunity is for real.

Such as billionaire co-founder of Microsoft, Paul Allen, who occasionally anchors his yacht off the West End beach area of Roatan. Or the six cruise lines that bring tourists from Europe and the U.S. The airlines and hotel operators who have spent millions to transform Honduras from yet another misunderstood and overlooked Latin American country – to one of the hottest, up and coming destinations on the travel (and  global investment) scene.

The Bay Islands and Beyond: Unrivalled Beauty, Unmatched Value

       You’ll be perched at an enviable location – in La Ceiba with the Bay Islands on one side, and the run of the mainland on the other.

While the islands are breathtaking and serene – with plenty of real estate, business, and other opportunities to explore – they are by no means the only worthwhile location this country has to offer. The mainland is simply dripping with history, ancient secrets, and mysteries among its verdant valleys and forests.

For a little nightlife, a $12 game of golf at a respectable course, some well-deserved shopping – not to mention some great property deals – you can start exploring right in the backyard of your glamorous resort. La Ceiba is renowned among locals and tourists alike for its beach-side discos, hotels, shopping centers, fine restaurants, and enough activity to liven things up. 

The ancient Mayans chose Copan as their capital city from the 400s to the 800s AD – no doubt because it was one of the most beautiful with a near-perfect climate year-round. Steeped in history, you’ll find this small town full of Mayan pyramids and temples, plus the Hieroglyphic Staircase which contains the longest stretch of hieroglyphic text in the world. Stroll the cobbled streets, take in the hot springs and waterfalls – or go hiking and horseback riding.

            San Pedro Sula is where you’ll find many of the U.S.-based companies – such as Fruit of the Loom, Maidenform, Hanes, Outer Banks, Wrangler, Oshkosh B’Gosh, and numerous other multinational firms. Tela and Trujillo offer a wide array of leisure activities, professional services, handicrafts such as the local passion for wood carving, a Botanical Garden, a butterfly farm, and one ancient, sacred site after another commemorating the solid history of the region.

            And if you want the best of both worlds – convenience, cosmopolitan shopping, museums, and culture, but still that peaceful island pace – look no further than the capital city of Tegucilgapa. The climate is tropical, but the near 4,000-foot elevation provides cooler temperatures than the beaches. You’ll meet Christian Wing, the owner and developer of one of Tegucilgapa’s premier communities, Villa Elena – and learn about country club living just 20 minutes from the airport – but a world away in every other sense.

Imagine, too, how well you could live in any one of these properties:

High on a hill overlooking the main town and with incredible views of the west end of the island, Cayos Cochinos and the mainland mountains, this three-bedroom home is selling for just $160,000. In this undiscovered area, which boasts miles and miles of pristine white-sand beaches, you can build your dream beachfront property, using first-class materials and an array of tropical hardwoods. Rugged mountains create a scenic backdrop. Waterfalls and rivers feed giant plantations where bananas, pineapples, and melons grow. And the locals here take pride in a tradition of hospitality and warmth. Here, construction prices start as low as $40 per square foot – or even less if you’re patient. (Building a home in St. John, United States Virgin Islands starts around $300 per square foot.) Just twenty minutes outside the exciting beachside town of La Ceiba, you can own your own villa for just $67,000. For only $3,000 more, you can furnish it. Then, for only $106 a month, you won’t have to do one single thing to take care of it – cable television, all outdoor maintenance, security, plus access to the three pools, amenities, and grounds of a major hotel resort next door is included. The hotel will handle renting out your villa when you’re not there. Right now, very few non-Hondurans know about this special deal, but our local IL staff unearthed the opportunity and will share more about it at the seminar…

To put these kinds of deals into perspective, consider that you’d have to spend around $2.5 million to get near the beach in the Cayman Islands. The average sale price of a house in the Bahama’s Harbour Island is in the $500,000 to $700,000 range – and can go up to $2.5 million and beyond. Even in Belize – often considered the cheaper paradise – comparable homes would run at least $350,000 to $500,000 and up.

            There’s simply no better deal to be had in any other Caribbean country. But don’t take my word for it – come and check out the promise of Honduras for yourself.

            Certainly you could come down here on your own and learn about the place – wander into a real estate office or find an attorney to answer your questions. But you take your chances when you just walk in off the street without knowing for sure if you’ve found someone you can trust.

            I urge you instead to take advantage of our 10 years of experience in this country, plus the on-the-ground expertise of our local office coordinators, Janine and Ron Goben. There’s just nothing like landing in a foreign county, and being hosted by friends who have already picked out the best sights and restaurants and opportunities for you to visit during your stay.

You’ll Have Fun Too… Although you’re coming to learn - it’s not going to be all work and no play! We have plenty of social activities planned. From sunset cocktail receptions to group dinners you’ll have plenty of opportunities to mingle with our experts, expats, and your fellow attendees.

And when you’re not in meetings you can enjoy the fabulous amenities of the Quinta Real hotel - located right on the Caribbean Sea in La Ceiba.  From the white sand beach, sea-front swimming pool, spa and gym, restaurant and bars, the hotel provides you with exciting options for relaxation and enjoyment. It’s going to be an exceptional experience unlike any other.

In just three days, you’ll meet other like-minded people, gather reliable and solid advice, identify tried-and-true contacts who will treat you well, and feel confident that you have found the best deals possible in the shortest amount of time. That kind of confidence and certainty is invaluable when you are thinking about making a big move or investment in a new country.

Join our entire team of expats and professionals – for less than you might have imagined…

FREE BONUS REPORTS FOR CONFERENCE ATTENDEES

Your Guest Attends for 33% Off –
Plus Deep Discounts for Subscribers, Lifetime Members, Roundtable Members, and Early Birds

This unique opportunity to explore the abundant opportunities to live and prosper in Honduras costs just $895 per person (plus just $595 for one guest) for three days of benefit-packed meetings and access to well-informed and experienced contacts who have already been there, done that, and can tell you exactly what to expect – and what to avoid.

In other words: You can bring an associate, a family member, a friend, any guest you like... for over 33% off the regular price.

Plus, to make the seminar even more affordable, we're offering extensive discounts. When you reserve your place by July 25, 2006, you're entitled to $100 per person off the registration fee. That means you and a guest can come for just $1,290.

What's more, if you're an International Living subscriber, you're entitled to an additional $50 off. And, if you are a Lifetime Member, you are eligible for a $150 discount off the registration price no matter when you sign up. Roundtable Members get $200 off. This brings the cost down to $1,090 for both you and your guest.

The amenities are first class and include a sea-front swimming pool, spa and gym, a restaurant and bars. Rooms are equipped with all modern amenities including telephone, cable TV, air conditioning, and Internet access.

Quinta Real Hotel Bo. La Isla, Zona Viva Between Ave. 15 de Sept. and Ave. Victor Hugo. La Ceiba, Honduras, C.A. http://www.quintarealhotel.com/index1_eng.htm Phone: 504-440-3311 (dial 011 first from the US)

We have arranged an excellent rate of just $85 a night (single) or $65 per person for a double room. This rate includes complete buffet style meals, national alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages during the entire period of accommodation and Hotel taxes

To reserve your room

To make a reservation please visit :

http://www.quintarealhotel.com/index1_eng.htm
Or contact them by e-mail: info@quintarealhotel.com
Or by phone: 504-440-3311 (dial 011 first from the US).

Please mention that you are with the International Living Seminar.

To reserve your place at the seminar, simply CLICK HERE or call our Conference Hotline today at 1-866-381-8446 (toll-free) or 1-410-223-2688.

Please don’t delay. Our previous Live & Prosper in Honduras Seminars have proved extremely popular and we expect the available spaces to fill up quickly and I'd hate for you to miss out. There isn’t much Caribbean gold left – and your turn to get a piece for yourself is at hand.

Sincerely,

Kathleen Peddicord
Publisher, International Living

P.S. It’s no mistake that we have been watching and scouting Honduras for 10 years, and that this is the third of our groundbreaking seminars here. We have taken the pulse of Honduras – and we think the time is right to make your move for the best deals. If you’ve been pining for a Caribbean opportunity that is still affordable, on the verge of discovery, and yet is uniquely situated to remain unspoiled even as popularity arrives, don’t waste another moment and reserve your spot today! There are a limited number of spaces, and they are sure to fill up fast. Make sure one of them is for you.

Important Note: In the interest of full disclosure, we want you to know that International Living may receive commissions from sales at some of the featured developments, including Keyhole Bay and Villa Elena.

YOUR DAILY SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE*

Monday, September 25, 2006:
8:00-9:00AM Registration (receive your name badge and welcome pack).
9:00AM-2:00PM: General sessions and exhibits.
2:00PM-4:00PM: City Bus Tour
4:00PM-6:00PM: General sessions and exhibits.
6:30PM-7:30PM: Sunset cocktail and cultural reception.

Tuesday, September 26, 2006:
 8:30AM-6:00PM: General sessions and exhibits. 
7:00PM-10:00PM. Optional group dinner.

Wednesday, September 27, 2006
8:30AM-5:30PM: General sessions and exhibits.
6:00PM-7:00PM: Farewell Cocktail Reception.

View the detailed schedule here

*Speakers and schedule are subject to change.

Registered attendees will be e-mailed a final schedule with complete speaker times and topics prior to the conference. You will also receive a printed version with your welcome pack during registration at the seminar.

Optional Post Seminar Real Estate Tours

During the conference, you’ll get the information you need to help you make an informed decision about living and prospering in Honduras, and you’ll have an opportunity to meet local realtors and developers from various locations in the country. We urge you to schedule appointments and spend the days following the conference looking at opportunities in the areas that interest you.

 To help you, we will be running two optional real estate tours following the seminar. We will visit properties and developments on the mainland and the Bay Islands. Note: These are real estate tours, not general sightseeing.

Tour 1: 28 September - La Ceiba and surrounds Property Tour with Janine & Ron Goben

We’ll meet at 8 a.m at the Quinta Real Hotel lobby for a tour of properties and developments in the La Ceiba area.  After lunch at the Palma Real Resort we’ll continue the tour before returning to the Quinta Real Hotel in the early evening.

Cost: $30 (includes bus transportation and lunch)

Tour 2: 29-30 September - Roatan Island Real Estate Tour with Janine and Ron Goben

September 29: We’ll leave the Quinta Real Hotel in La Ceiba for the 7:55 a.m morning flight to Roatan where we will commence our bus tour of development properties. After lunch, hosted by Lawson Rock, we’ll resume the development tour of the island before checking into the Sunset Villas hotel. Dinner is at your leisure tonight.

September 30: Meet at 7:30 a.m for a breakfast briefing, where you’ll meet your realtors at Paradise Beach Club restaurant. You’ll view real estate opportunities that exist on Roatan throughout the day, breaking for lunch hosted by Roatan Realty.

We’ll catch the 6 p.m flight back to La Ceiba, returning to the Quinta Real Hotel in La Ceiba.

(Note: You will need to make your own arrangements for accommodation at the Quinta Real Hotel).

Cost: $250 per person (sharing) or $315 (single). This includes roundtrip airfare from La Ceibato Roatan, bus transportation for 2 days, 1 breakfast, 2 lunches, luxury hotel accommodation onRoatan and Roatan Real Estate material).

IMPORTANT: These tours are only available to seminar attendees and Space on both tours is strictly limited. Please contact us in advance to guarantee availability.

Phone: 1-866-381-8446 or +1-410-223-2688 or email events@internationalliving.com

Price and What's Included
Live & Prosper in Honduras Seminar
September 25-27, 2006
Quinta Real Hotel
La Ceiba, Honduras

PRICE: 1 person = $895; 2 people = $1,490 (guest or spouse pays just $595)

The conference includes all seminars and informal Q&A sessions, introductions to contacts in Honduras, a welcome cocktail reception, a farewell cocktail reception, all coffee breaks, and travel and accommodation assistance from our staff. Your international airfare and hotel transfers are not included in the price of the seminar.

** Speakers and schedule are subject to change.

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT -- SAVE $100 PER PERSON! When you reserve your place by July 25, 2006, you're entitled to $100 per person off the registration fee. That means you and a guest can come for just $1,290.

Discount Price: 1 person = $795; 2 people = $1,290

ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT FOR SUBSCRIBERS TO INTERNATIONAL LIVING: No matter when you sign on, if you're a subscriber to the print edition of International Living, you are eligible for a $50 discount off the registration price.

Discount Price for print-edition subscribers who register by July 25, 2006:
1 person = $745; 2 people = $1,240  

ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT FOR SUBSCRIBERS TO LATIN AMERICAN INSIDER: No matter when you sign on, if you're a Latin American Insider subscriber, you are eligible for a $100 discount off the registration price.

Discount Price for LATIN AMERICA INSIDER subscribers who register by July 25, 2006:
1 person = $695; 2 people = $1,190  

ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT FOR LIFETIME MEMBERS: No matter when you sign on, if you're a Lifetime Member of International Living, you are eligible for a $150 discount off the registration price.
Discount Price for Lifetime Members who register by July 25, 2006:
1 person = $645; 2 people = $1,140  

ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT FOR ROUNDTABLE MEMBERS: No matter when you sign on, if you're a Roundtable Member of International Living, you are eligible for a $200 discount off the registration price.

Discount Price for Roundtable Members who register by July 25, 2006:
1 person = $595; 2 people = $1,090  

Registration and Payment Details: In order to hold a reservation for the seminar, full payment is due when you register. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, and money orders.

(Please note:  Please avail of the greatest discount based on your membership status but only one membership discount applies).

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations received before August 25, 2006, will receive a full refund, less a $150 penalty per person.  From August 25, 2006 through September 11, 2006 a refund less a $350 penalty per person will be given.  After September 11, 2006, the conference fee is non-refundable.  If you are unable to attend, please call, fax, or e-mail our offices immediately to avoid any unnecessary charges. In most cases we will be able to hold your payment for you to apply to a future seminar.

TRAVEL DETAILS:

Airport & Travel Information:

• Continental has two flights from Houston to Roatan on Saturdays and one on Sundays.
  www.continental.com. 
• Taca flies from Houston to Roatan on Saturdays and Miami to Roatan on Sundays.
  www.taca.com. 
• Delta flies from Atlanta to Roatan on Saturdays.
  www.delta.com. 
• American flies daily into San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa from Houston and Miami.
  www.aa.com.
• Continental, Taca, and Delta, also fly to airports in San Pedro Sula and Tegucigalpa daily. From either San Pedro Sula or Tegucigalpa, you can fly to La Ceiba with one of three domestic airlines: Islena, Atlantic or Sosa.
  www.flyislena.com, www.atlanticair.com, Sosa Airlines (Tel 453-4359).
• If you choose to fly directly to Roatan first, you can then fly to La Ceiba with Islena, Atlantic or Sosa. All three fly between Roatan and La Ceiba several times a day. www.flyislena.com, www.atlanticair.com, Sosa Airlines (Tel 453-4359).

Airport Codes:
 
La Ceiba: LCE
Tegucigalpa: TGU
San Pedro Sula: SAP
Roatan: RTB

TRAVEL ASSISTANCE:

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To protect your travel investment, we strongly recommend that you purchase travel insurance.  Travel insurance protects you from all the unexpected events that can disrupt or cancel your travel plans. 

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