Nicaragua in the News

Nicaragua has endured many hardships over the years from war to natural disasters. This beautiful country has now turned around as has been changing for the better over the last decade. Tourism is now the number one industry, the crime rate is the lowest in all of Central America and one of the lowest in the world, foreign investment is at an all time high, the government is democratic and stable, and the Nicaraguans are some of the friendliest people on the planet. Foreigners are welcomed to this paradise with open arms. The international press has taken notice of the extraordinary changes.

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2008 - The 2008 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition came to Nicaragua's Morgan's Rock just north of San Juan del Sur to shoot some hot footage of Ana Beatriz Barros, Jeisa Chiminazzo and Quiana Grant. Check out the Video here.

HomesGoFast.com - Nicaragua, the Next Costa Rica - For years, the Central American country of Costa Rica has been the place for international real estate investors...

Nica Times - Tourism Minister Seeks to Triple Budget

Surfer Magazine - Enchanted Secrets: There is this about Nicaragua; it has lakes, it has volcanoes, and it has waves.

Investment U - A special Publication of the Oxford Club - Nicaragua Real Estate: One of the World's Two Most Compelling Ocean Front Investment Buys

Miami Herald - In Nicaragua, 'surf' steaming volcanoes and explore colonial cities

Contra Costa Times - Dollars Still go the Distance in Some Less Traveled Locales

CNN.com - International Textile Group's Cone Denim Nicaragua Signs Financing Agreement for Denim Facility

Golden Bear Visits Nicaragua - Twenty years ago it would have been nearly impossible to envision the greatest name in golf putting his mark on Nicaragua, but times have changed.

Nicaragua's Ring of Fire - As Central America's most "volcanic" country, Nicaragua presents travelers with a wide array of experiences that range from kayaking in the thermal waters of a crater lake to peering into the epi-center of a volcano.

Places Where the Dollar Goes a Long Way - Though tourism is increasing in Nicaragua, it doesn't attract as many tourists as its more popular neighbors in Central America, such as Costa Rica.

Top 5 South America Investment Opportunities - As more and more well-developed overseas property markets reach saturation point...