of the Caribbean's workforce has an advanced education
(World Bank, 2020)
Saint Lucia Offers Fast Speed-to-Market for Investors
21 Apr 2023
Invest Saint Lucia owns and manages seven industrial parks which contain factory shells ranging from 4,000 to 32,000 square feet along with a duty free shopping complex adjoining the main cruise ship port. With buildings nearly ready for occupancy, businesses can sign a lease and make interior improvements right away. When speed-to-market matters, Saint Lucia offers an ideal solution for expansion in the Caribbean.
Saint Lucia is also one of the most unique islands in the Eastern Caribbean. The island competes with other globally renowned destinations with her iconic twin peaks, The Pitons, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Caribbean’s only drive-in volcano. With reliable air and freight services, geographical connectivity, and an educated and regional labour pool, Saint Lucia has many reasons to invest in or settle on the island.
Investment opportunities are strongest in the manufacturing, tourism, agrobusiness, and outsourcing industries. Explore the many advantages of bringing your company and investment to Saint Lucia.
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Stable government policy
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