Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico Real Estate for Retirees to Benefit from Medical Tourism
Mar 28, 2011 When American retirees choose Mazatlan real estate, they do so largely because of the area’s incredible warm weather, beautiful nature and the charm of living in a traditional Mexico homes in an old colonial city. Yet, Mazatlan also offers another aspect very important for retirement; health care. This aspect is set to benefit from a new emphasis which Mexico is placing on medical tourism.
To help strengthen Mexico’s already increasing tourist numbers Mexico’s federal Minister of Tourism announced that during March 2011, it would launch a new program focused on “medical tourism,” which is the “tourism” where people from other countries, like the U.S. or Canada, visit Mexico especially for the sake of medical procedures.
Mexico offers many advantages for medical tourism, including low prices; procedures and care tend to cost 50 – 70% less than in the U.S. On the other hand, hospitals in places like Mazatlan Touristic city, are on par with private U.S. hospitals Sharp in terms of quality, service and equipment. Patients also not the non-existence of waiting lines and a more personalized service.
Retirees in Mazatlan can take advantage of these same benefits, living on a much more comfortable retirement budget since medical expenses tend to be one of the largest expenses to plan for in the U.S. A Mexico agent working in the Mazatlan area will not only be able to help retirees choose the home or condo ideal for them, but also give them tips on the area’s best hospitals, and suggestions for very good but affordable healthcare in general.
Mazatlan is one of the areas which will be able to benefit the most from the government’s new promotion of medical tourism. The city of Mazatlan already numerous excellent hospitals which draw patients from not only the entire region of Mexico, but also from many areas of Central America. International patients from North America exist, but on the whole the area leaves much to be discovered in terms of its high-quality healthcare.
New attention on Mazatlan excellent hospitals would meant that more international travellers would choose to use these services. This would mean that they would have more funds available to expand their services further. It also means that international hospital companies would look to the area for investment, opening new hospitals and specialty clinics, offering retirees in the area even more options. Since at least a reasonable portion of medical tourists would be retirees, this suggests that many of the new services appearing would be retirement-focused healthcare, and the state of Sinaloa has, in fact, expressed plans to focus on the development of this kind of facility.
There couldn’t be much better news for retirees considering Mazatlan, Sinaloa as their new home!
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martes, 29 de marzo de 2011
Market Outlook Shared Vacation Ownership in Mexico
Market Outlook Shared Vacation Ownership
Written by Real eStrategy 7 High impact Mar 28, 2011 We recently talked about in this space shared property boom this industry has made over the past two years, since it stands to reason that worldwide, the United States and Latin America, some potential buyers of vacation property, prefer vacation looking for some other options to do it more economical and efficient company to do when buying a full property ownership. In previous weeks, and we had said, dear reader, of the virtues and benefits of large real estate developments in tourist areas that are marketed under fractional ownership schemes.
On this occasion, let us share with you some figures, findings, new product trends and resort real estate, some important conclusions that make us stay positive about the outlook for the Shared Ownership in Mexico and the LAM region.
The study was published recently Shared Ownership 2010: A Market Perspective (Shared Ownership 2010: A Market Perspective), it was made exclusively for Interval International Ypartership by the firm. This study is inspired by the growing interest shown leisure travelers to seek traditional hotel accommodation options, to enjoy the space and additional facilities that often provide accommodation and exchange opportunities offered by the shared property.
The study is of great value, particularly to you who are developers of resorts, then shaping the changing preferences and trends of the diverse needs of buyers of properties of such complexes, especially considering the great economic buyout that has come to distort and change the dynamics of the real estate business worldwide. The desire to own a vacation property shows no real estate and tourism products under shared ownership schemes, such as timeshare or timeshare under any of its variants, fractional ownership and private residence clubs, are at a great competitive position to meet changing consumer needs and expectations.
The study was conducted with a representative national sample of U.S. consumers who were rated and selected based on various demographic, behavioral and economic. To us as real estate development and / or related companies resort real estate industry in Mexico and Latin America, we are of great interest to know the findings of such studies, because as we all know, the North American market still remains the main market on tourism for our country and region. That is why here are some relevant data of the above study:
Leisure travelers who are familiar with the concepts of shared vacation ownership resorts tend to be married (75%), averaging 47 years old and have 50% of cases, dependents living with them.
This type of leisure traveler has averaged at least 4 trips for recreation or pleasure during the past year.
It is estimated that at least 30% of pleasure travelers familiar with the concept of shared ownership in tourism development, traveled outside the United States on vacation for the past 12 months. One important thing is the study is that there is a growing market within this 30% are road warriors looking for a wide range of holiday experiences and destinations.
Among leisure travelers interested in traveling outside the U.S. I, 44% said they wish to visit Mexico. Leisure travelers who traveled outside the United States in the last year, 24% had visited Mexico.
Within this type of leisure traveler with expertise in shared ownership reported spending an average of $ 5,600 in travel services last year, of which an estimated 61% have been searched and booked online.
Finally, an interesting fact shows that four in ten holidaymakers were staying in a resort-type under a shared ownership scheme in the last 12 months, no doubt, shows that there is a significant level of demand still to meet for the different models offer shared resorts.
Editorial REAL eStrategy with information provided by AMDETUR
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Written by Real eStrategy 7 High impact Mar 28, 2011 We recently talked about in this space shared property boom this industry has made over the past two years, since it stands to reason that worldwide, the United States and Latin America, some potential buyers of vacation property, prefer vacation looking for some other options to do it more economical and efficient company to do when buying a full property ownership. In previous weeks, and we had said, dear reader, of the virtues and benefits of large real estate developments in tourist areas that are marketed under fractional ownership schemes.
On this occasion, let us share with you some figures, findings, new product trends and resort real estate, some important conclusions that make us stay positive about the outlook for the Shared Ownership in Mexico and the LAM region.
The study was published recently Shared Ownership 2010: A Market Perspective (Shared Ownership 2010: A Market Perspective), it was made exclusively for Interval International Ypartership by the firm. This study is inspired by the growing interest shown leisure travelers to seek traditional hotel accommodation options, to enjoy the space and additional facilities that often provide accommodation and exchange opportunities offered by the shared property.
The study is of great value, particularly to you who are developers of resorts, then shaping the changing preferences and trends of the diverse needs of buyers of properties of such complexes, especially considering the great economic buyout that has come to distort and change the dynamics of the real estate business worldwide. The desire to own a vacation property shows no real estate and tourism products under shared ownership schemes, such as timeshare or timeshare under any of its variants, fractional ownership and private residence clubs, are at a great competitive position to meet changing consumer needs and expectations.
The study was conducted with a representative national sample of U.S. consumers who were rated and selected based on various demographic, behavioral and economic. To us as real estate development and / or related companies resort real estate industry in Mexico and Latin America, we are of great interest to know the findings of such studies, because as we all know, the North American market still remains the main market on tourism for our country and region. That is why here are some relevant data of the above study:
Leisure travelers who are familiar with the concepts of shared vacation ownership resorts tend to be married (75%), averaging 47 years old and have 50% of cases, dependents living with them.
This type of leisure traveler has averaged at least 4 trips for recreation or pleasure during the past year.
It is estimated that at least 30% of pleasure travelers familiar with the concept of shared ownership in tourism development, traveled outside the United States on vacation for the past 12 months. One important thing is the study is that there is a growing market within this 30% are road warriors looking for a wide range of holiday experiences and destinations.
Among leisure travelers interested in traveling outside the U.S. I, 44% said they wish to visit Mexico. Leisure travelers who traveled outside the United States in the last year, 24% had visited Mexico.
Within this type of leisure traveler with expertise in shared ownership reported spending an average of $ 5,600 in travel services last year, of which an estimated 61% have been searched and booked online.
Finally, an interesting fact shows that four in ten holidaymakers were staying in a resort-type under a shared ownership scheme in the last 12 months, no doubt, shows that there is a significant level of demand still to meet for the different models offer shared resorts.
Editorial REAL eStrategy with information provided by AMDETUR
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Dragon Mart Will Invest $150 Million Dollars In Cancun Mexico
Dragon Mart will invest $ 150 million in Cancun
23/03/2011 21:05
No later than November 2012 should be operating the Dragon Mart Cancun, the second area of exhibition and sale of Chinese goods in the world outside of the Asian giant announced Hao Feng, Chairman of Chinamex, international consortium that brings this concept to Mexico .
It provides an initial investment of $ 150 million for the project and the generation of 5,000 direct jobs, not counting the Chinese community workers who occupy the housing complex of 4,000 homes that are included within the project of 840,000 square meters.
If this were planned, could settle the Chinese community the largest in Mexico, it is estimated that inhabit this complex in a number not less than 5.000, said Armand Francisco Pimentel, Economic Development Secretary Government of Quintana Roo and one of the major driver of this plan.
The project, the official said, should be viewed with a boost from the Chinese government to small and medium businesses to project their country internationally and to offer their goods directly, without intermediaries such as Cancun a showcase, a destination with better connectivity Central International and the cone point between south and north of the continent, while providing a window into Europe.
Be located on the main highway Cancun-Playa del Carmen, near Puerto Morelos and 15 minutes from Cancun airport.
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23/03/2011 21:05
No later than November 2012 should be operating the Dragon Mart Cancun, the second area of exhibition and sale of Chinese goods in the world outside of the Asian giant announced Hao Feng, Chairman of Chinamex, international consortium that brings this concept to Mexico .
It provides an initial investment of $ 150 million for the project and the generation of 5,000 direct jobs, not counting the Chinese community workers who occupy the housing complex of 4,000 homes that are included within the project of 840,000 square meters.
If this were planned, could settle the Chinese community the largest in Mexico, it is estimated that inhabit this complex in a number not less than 5.000, said Armand Francisco Pimentel, Economic Development Secretary Government of Quintana Roo and one of the major driver of this plan.
The project, the official said, should be viewed with a boost from the Chinese government to small and medium businesses to project their country internationally and to offer their goods directly, without intermediaries such as Cancun a showcase, a destination with better connectivity Central International and the cone point between south and north of the continent, while providing a window into Europe.
Be located on the main highway Cancun-Playa del Carmen, near Puerto Morelos and 15 minutes from Cancun airport.
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Iberia Traffic Grows 23% Between Mexico and Spain
Iberia traffic grows 23% between Mexico and Spain
17/03/2011 17:02
In the first two months of the year increased 23% Spanish airline passenger numbers compared with 2010 and 2011, Iberia considers an offer of 430,000 seats, representing an increase of 24% against the previous year.
The company said its market leadership in Europe and Latin America for their offers, with about 266 flights per week from Madrid to 21 destinations in Latin America, most direct.
Of those flights, two a day have Mexico as a destination, operated by Airbus A340 aircraft, the higher capacity of the Spanish airline, which represents more than 5,600 seats weekly.
In addition, as part of its Comprehensive Plan Customer Service Improvement 2009-2011, which envisages investments of 150 million euros in various improvements, Iberia opened a VIP room in Terminal 1 International Airport of Mexico City (AICM) .
With this plan, up to now have improved facilities Iberia in Madrid, Valencia, Bilbao, Santo Domingo, Frankfurt, Orly and Miami, and in the near future will be in Buenos Aires. (Excelsior)
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17/03/2011 17:02
In the first two months of the year increased 23% Spanish airline passenger numbers compared with 2010 and 2011, Iberia considers an offer of 430,000 seats, representing an increase of 24% against the previous year.
The company said its market leadership in Europe and Latin America for their offers, with about 266 flights per week from Madrid to 21 destinations in Latin America, most direct.
Of those flights, two a day have Mexico as a destination, operated by Airbus A340 aircraft, the higher capacity of the Spanish airline, which represents more than 5,600 seats weekly.
In addition, as part of its Comprehensive Plan Customer Service Improvement 2009-2011, which envisages investments of 150 million euros in various improvements, Iberia opened a VIP room in Terminal 1 International Airport of Mexico City (AICM) .
With this plan, up to now have improved facilities Iberia in Madrid, Valencia, Bilbao, Santo Domingo, Frankfurt, Orly and Miami, and in the near future will be in Buenos Aires. (Excelsior)
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Mexico Exports Grow 20.9% and Amount To $25,750 Million Dollars In February
Exports grow 20.9% and amount to 25.750 million dollars in February
28/03/2011 17:11
Mexico exported products 25.750 billion in February, up 20.9% annualized with that, although growth slowed, retained levels above the expectations of the federal government and the private sector.
Imports totaled U.S. $ 25.475 million, an increase of 22%, thus bringing the country obtained a surplus of $ 275 million.
"Exports performed better than expected, but is expected to decelerate as the year progresses to have a high base," said Raul Feliz, a researcher at the Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas (
The Ministry of Economy has projected that Mexican exports have increased more than 10% in 2011, after they climbed 29.8% in 2010.
Analysts in the private sector economy, surveyed by the Bank of Mexico, forecast that in 2011 the value of non-oil exports increased 10.8%, that of oil, 7.9% and imports, 12.1%.
In February, Mexico reported annualized increases of 22% of oil exports and 20.7% of non-oil exports. (INEGI
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28/03/2011 17:11
Mexico exported products 25.750 billion in February, up 20.9% annualized with that, although growth slowed, retained levels above the expectations of the federal government and the private sector.
Imports totaled U.S. $ 25.475 million, an increase of 22%, thus bringing the country obtained a surplus of $ 275 million.
"Exports performed better than expected, but is expected to decelerate as the year progresses to have a high base," said Raul Feliz, a researcher at the Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas (
The Ministry of Economy has projected that Mexican exports have increased more than 10% in 2011, after they climbed 29.8% in 2010.
Analysts in the private sector economy, surveyed by the Bank of Mexico, forecast that in 2011 the value of non-oil exports increased 10.8%, that of oil, 7.9% and imports, 12.1%.
In February, Mexico reported annualized increases of 22% of oil exports and 20.7% of non-oil exports. (INEGI
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