Eco-friendly resort to promote eco-tourism in Brazil
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Foreign investors looking at property for sale in Brazil could be interested to hear that environmentally-conscious "world-class" resort is being built on the nation's north-east coast.
Property experts have predicted that eco-tourism will be decisive to the development of the Brazilian property market. Brazil is well equipped for eco-tourism and the Brazilian tourist board Embratur is already promoting eco-tourism and the ecological wonders scattered throughout the country such as waterfalls, mountains, rivers and catarates.
The Reef Club, an exclusive eco-friendly project in Pernambuco has open-plan design which generates a spacious feel whilst the eco-friendly construction reflects an idea in sustainable development and ensures a sound investment. The resort hosts the Women's Brazilian Golf Open and the 2011 Volley Ball Championships which will boost the resort into the global spotlight.
The resort is constructed using a blend of traditional craftsmanship combined with modern technology and eco-friendly construction. The development include swimming pools, large private gardens and terraces, acres of woodlands, a five-star hotel as well as a number of leisure activities on site.
Commenting on the project, Property portal Nubricks said that the developer's vision is to build one of Brazil's most exclusive world-class resort and setting the standard in modern luxury and leisure in Latin America.
Property experts have predicted that eco-tourism will be decisive to the development of the Brazilian property market. Brazil is well equipped for eco-tourism and the Brazilian tourist board Embratur is already promoting eco-tourism and the ecological wonders scattered throughout the country such as waterfalls, mountains, rivers and catarates.
The Reef Club, an exclusive eco-friendly project in Pernambuco has open-plan design which generates a spacious feel whilst the eco-friendly construction reflects an idea in sustainable development and ensures a sound investment. The resort hosts the Women's Brazilian Golf Open and the 2011 Volley Ball Championships which will boost the resort into the global spotlight.
The resort is constructed using a blend of traditional craftsmanship combined with modern technology and eco-friendly construction. The development include swimming pools, large private gardens and terraces, acres of woodlands, a five-star hotel as well as a number of leisure activities on site.
Commenting on the project, Property portal Nubricks said that the developer's vision is to build one of Brazil's most exclusive world-class resort and setting the standard in modern luxury and leisure in Latin America.
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