Boomers in Costa Rica Tours and TopRetirements.com Team Up to Bring Costa Rica to Its Clients

PRLog (Press Release) – Jan 21, 2008 – Baby Boomers continue to explore Costa Rica for alternative retirement living. Over 50,000 Ex-pats and retirees have already made the move to Costa Rica to take advantage of the near perfect climate and lower cost of living.  According to an IMF study, about $1,000 in purchasing power in the U.S. equals about $2,030 in Costa Rica.  TopRetirements.com and Boomers in Costa Rica have teamed up to offer to offer an informative tour specially designed for http://www.TopRetirement.com readers.   Guests will spend four full days looking at the most appealing towns in the temperate Central Valley of Costa Rica.  Guests will also see a wide variety of real estate options carefully selected by Boomers in Costa Rica Tours for value, quality, and convenient access to shops, restaurants, entertainment and medical services.  

During the tour participants will learn everything they need to know about retirement living in Costa Rica. They will be introduced to honest professionals who will help them through the transition process.  Whether it is shipping goods to Costa Rica, finding real estate, obtaining residency, or locating important services, Boomers tour experts will take the burden out of settling in to an exciting Costa Rican retirement  All meals and hotels are included in the tour price, as well as a CD filled with information on retiring and relocating to Costa Rica.  Leading up to each tour, TopRetirements.com visitors will learn more about Costa Rica and participate in giveaways in what promises to be an adventure of a life time for those looking at alternative retirement options.  This specially priced tour will be offered in February, March, and April, 2008. and tour slots are limited to ensure personalized service for each participant.

Costa Rica has become one of the fastest growing retirement and vacation home destinations in the world due to its safe environment, stable government, and breathtaking scenery.  With 78 million Americans alone expected to retire over the next 20 years, the number of retirees moving to Costa Rica is expected to continue to grow.
The tour special will concentrate on the Central Valley, where prices are still reasonable, crime is very low, and the temperature ranges between 70 and 85 degrees year round.  Infrastructure and water supply tend to be better in comparison to both coasts. “We are concentrating on areas that provide a solid investment and a comfortable environment for retirement living,” said Andrew Mastrandonas, President of Boomers in Costa Rica Tours.

Boomers in Costa Rica Tours (http://www.BoomersinCostaRica.com), originally started after Mr. Mastrandonas had taken a different tour and decided he could create something better. The Boomers in Costa Rica tour serves retirees and baby boomers who expect higher quality in their retirement living, while seeking real value.  The tour assists people in purchasing or building a quality home, developing a network of contacts, and settling into a safe and rewarding retirement.  

John Brady, President of TopRetirements.com, is recently retired as Executive Vice President of Business & Legal Reports, Inc., a business publisher specializing in human resources and safety. At BLR John was in charge of BLR’s successful transition from print publisher to Internet Publisher. His eMarketing consulting practice is at http://www.Theconversionzone.com.  “I’m thrilled to be working with Boomers in Costa Rica Tours. I am confident this will be a rewarding experience for those readers who do decide to sign up. I am also looking forward to taking the tour with my wife,” stated Mr. Brady.

Andrew Mastrandonas has had a long career in business. He was most recently an executive with US Airways, managing the company's Internet sales, strategic planning and distribution departments. Previously, he served as an international environmental management consultant for several leading consulting firms.  He has resided in Costa Rica for three years and in addition to his work in helping people retire to Costa Rica, he owns a well-known bed and breakfast, Angel Valley B&B, www.angelvalleyfarmbandb.com.