Special: Coastal Highway Boosts Investments and Tourism in Nicaragua's Southern Pacific
The opening of new sections of the Coastal Highway in southern Nicaragua is driving the arrival of foreign investors and boosting tourism activity.
TL;DR
- New sections of the Carretera Costanera in southern Nicaragua have opened, increasing its total length to 89 kilometers.
- The highway aims to boost trade, tourism, and production in the region.
- It is positioning Rivas as a strategic development hub for southern Nicaragua.
- Improved connectivity has attracted foreign investors, such as Nicolás Baxter, who opened a hotel in Playa Popoyo.
- Local businesses report a significant increase in tourism and economic activity.
- The project benefits over 375,000 residents directly, improving their quality of life.
- The road's development helps integrate the coastal strip into the country's tourism circuit.