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John Vogel, President of EcoPlanet Bamboo Nicaragua; and Bernardt Vogel, Vice President of Operations share their investment experience in Nicaragua.
The spectacular geography of Nicaragua includes close to 800 km of coastline on the Atlantic and Pacific, 28 volcanic formations, 22,000 km² of natural reserves, more than 10,000 km² of lakes, lagoons and rivers, and 7 percent of the world’s biodiversity. Additionally, the country has three Biosphere Reserves declared by the Organization Biosphere Reserves by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
Nicaragua, the largest country in Central America and one of the up an comming destinations for international companies seeking to explore new opportunities in several industries.
According to the National Institute of Development Information (INIDE, for its acronym in Spanish), the estimated national population for 2015 is 6.17 million people, 51 percent being female and 49 percent male.
Tax Concertation Law (822), mainly aims to modernize and improve tax administration and simplify the payment of taxes, regulate the exemptions, reduce tax evasion and broaden the tax base.
Nicaragua is a democratic republic made up of four branches of government and the government system is ruled by the 1987 Political Constitution.
Nicaragua has been constantly working to improve the country’s infrastructure in order to lay the necessary ground work to promote faster economic growth and facilitate the attraction of foreign investment.
Most international visitors arrive to Nicaragua through the Augusto C. Sandino International Airport in the capital city of Managua.
