Cabo Verde Capital Inc (CAPV)

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Their Sal island plot of land looks like an absolute beautiful spot for hotel development. Not surprising that Hard Rock is interested in it.

"This sea front plot is well located between the International airport and Santa Maria village, the tourist hub of Sal Island."

http://www.caboverdecapital.com/projects/sal-island-hotel-resort-site/

Also, Sal Island looks like an up and coming tourist spot. http://www.capeverde.com/islands/sal.html

How in demand is Sal island becoming? Well, Hilton hotels believes it's worth investing in....
http://www.macauhub.com.mo/en/2013/03/25/hilton-hotel-cape-verde-to-be-built-on-sal-island-cape-verde/.


"The city of Santa Maria has developed in a lively way. It has large, luxurious hotel complexes where guests can expect European standards, including animation, various evening and sports programmes (diving, surfing, waterskiing or riding courses) and much more. This has its reasons: With its many kilometres of beaches that are up to 200 metres wide, Santa Maria probably offers the most ideal conditions for a classic beach holiday. The landmark of the town with its small restaurants, stores and little pastel-coloured houses is undoubtedly the weigh house on the old harbour quay, where salt was weighed in earlier times and now is the site of souvenir shops. You can still observe the fishermen as they bring in their catch and clean it at the harbour quay, just like in the past."