Paradise Costa Rica - Philadelphia Travel Show

LOCAL PAIR SHARE INSIGHT ON COSTA RICA
AT 2007 PHILADELPHIA TRAVEL SHOW

Glen Love and Youval Ballistra of suburban Philadelphia won’t have to travel far for the 2007 Philadelphia Travel Show, November 17 & 18 at the Valley Forge Convention Center in King of Prussia. But the General Managers of Paradise Costa Rica will offer attendees a chance to escape the November chill, providing information on the exotic destination of Costa Rica both at their exhibit booth (#442) and through a Seminar presented by Love on Sunday afternoon (2:00 pm).

Exhibiting for the first time at a travel show, the pair will offer insight and an overview of the most popular tourist destinations in Costa Rica. Love’s seminar will include a detailed description of the Central Pacific Coast region, highlighting the beauty of the tropical rainforests and ocean as well as the broad range of vacation experiences available in the region for travelers of all ages and varied interests.

In the South Central Pacific region of Costa Rica, these amenities and many more combine to create Paradise Costa Rica, currently consisting of Villa Mango and Casa Amigos, two fully appointed, luxurious villas nestled within the hills of a tropical rainforest overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Three additional sites are earmarked for development into new first-class vacation properties in the coming months.

Love and Ballistra discovered the charming village of Dominical while on holiday in 1997 and the rest, as they say, is history. Paradise Costa Rica has served as an idyllic haven for couples, single families, adventurers and "hopeless romantics" as well as corporate executives, extended families (for group reunions) and companies seeking a unique and exotic setting for meetings and retreats.

But Paradise Costa Rica, with its exquisite landscaping, beautifully designed and furnished villas, and breathtaking ocean and rainforest views is not only a destination by itself - it’s actually just a beginning! Within a 30-minute drive in all directions, visitors can enjoy waterfalls, rainforest zip-line canopy tours, deep-sea fishing, hiking trails, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, cultural adventures, surfing, snorkeling/scuba diving and some the most magnificent and secluded beaches in Central America - all bustling with Costa Rica’s famous flora, fauna and wildlife including howler and white-faced monkeys, giant lizards, brilliantly colored toucans and gentle, slow-moving sloths.

Philadelphia to Paradise - it’s neither an impossible dream nor a far journey. For additional information, visit www.ParadiseCostaRica.com or call (toll free) 1-800-70-VILLA (1-800-708-4552).