Why choose Puerto
Rico?
Because Puerto Rico is a commonwealth of USA and applies to the same laws
and regulations as well protections as is in the United States. Centrally
located to serve Caribbean Islands, Central, South, and North America.
Puerto Rico is one of the most visited islands in the Caribbean’s, with
over six million visitors a year. The residents are often bilingual and
have the highest income per family in the United States, Puerto Rico have
taking over Miami’s visitors and shoppers from most Caribbean Islands and
Latin visitors.
Do I need visa to
travel?
If you are a United States residence, you do not need a Passport to
travel just your driving license it is same as you fly to New York or to
New Orleans
American Embassies worldwide are also more flexible to issue a travel
visa to Puerto Rico for the Hidden Society Caribbean Galleria buyers
and to the exhibitors. In addition, Hidden Society International Jewelry
Trade Show helps to expedite the visa processes for its buyers and the
exhibitors if necessary as long as they are coming to the Trade Show in
Puerto Rico. Who will be exhibiting?
How can I find good Hotels?
Hidden
Society Caribbean Galleria already made special
arrangements with Four Diamond Award winner Condado Plaza Hotel &
Casino for the first 100 rooms at $130.00 per room. We would advise you
to reserve your room now actual rates are $280.00.to $800.00 Mr. Armak is
also negotiating with other hotels nearby for reduced rates. These hotels
are upscale and prices will be at special rate. For the buyers, we will
have additional discounts and some of the buyers, depending on their
buying power, Hidden Society Caribbean Galleria will pay
for their room. Most fine hotels have casinos in-house and live music.
Can you tell me
something about Puerto Rico?
Puerto Rico is a U.S. Commonwealth located 1,000 miles SE of Miami, FLA.
With a population of 3.7 million people, Spanish and English are both
spoken languages there, and considered the island’s official languages.
The average temperature is 82 F (28 C), and besides its 270 miles of
pristine beaches, one can see the lush mountain ranges, El Yunque
Rainforest, and 500 years of Spanish heritage with a legacy that includes
the walled city of Old San Juan, the only walled city in the Caribbean.
Its unique blend of Spanish, Latin and American influences offers a truly
distinctive cultural experience.
The Currency used there is the U.S. dollar, and most major U.S. banks
have branches with ATM networks of 24-hour service. The electricity is
also in accordance with U.S. Standards, 120 volts, AC, and the telephones
use the area code (787), Directory Assistance (411) and Emergency
Assistance (911). Mil is processed through the U.S. Postal Service and
can be sent through most major international courier services.
Puerto Rico is main Airport, Luis
Muñóz Marin International Airport, is among the largest in the world in
terms of volume and quality of service, handling more than 10 million
passengers per year. Four hundred forty-four flights depart weekly from
the U.S., 77 of them are from Miami or NY. Tourism statistics have 4.1
million visitors for this island since 1996. Its accommodations include
excellent hotels and resorts that offer a wide range of accommodations,
conference, and recreational choices.
There are also Paradores, quaint retreats that offer visitors a true
flavor of Puerto Rico. For entertainment, one can go sunbathing,
snorkeling, diving, sailing, deep-sea fishing, windsurfing, and play
tennis and golf (more than 100 tennis courts and championship golf
courses). There are fine dining cuisines from around the world, and
nighttime and cultural activities include excellent international casinos
and nightclubs, theater, dance and opera. Same tax deductions apply for
business meetings, and there is no excise tax imposed on materials
imported for conventions or promotional purposes.
The medical care is the best in the Caribbean, with the finest facilities
providing excellent coverage throughout the island. Stateside insurance
policies are honored there. The economy based on manufacturing of
pharmaceuticals, textiles and high technology equipment, tourism,
government service, banking and agriculture.
