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JRA

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I can answer just about any question about Honduras. I have lived here for 23 years and am currently involved with the tourism industry. I love to travel and therefore can provide many tips for travelers not only to Honduras but other countries as well.

Experience in the area

Resident of Honduras for 23 years. Extensive travel to many countries around the world.

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College graduate

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Recent Answers from JRA

2011-12-19 car import:

Hello, If you have a salvage title or a wreck title that is the way to pay the least amount of taxes. Be sure to have the original invoice from the seller or even the invoice from when the seller bought

2011-03-14 car rental:

Hi, The road from SAP to La Ceiba is a two way highway. The condition of the highway is very good but you have to be very careful since people drive at high speeds and the average Honduran driver tends

2011-03-10 cayos cochinos:

For your first question I'm really not sure of the answer. I imagine there are private boats in Roatan or La Ceiba that you can charter to make this trip. For your second question, Copan Ruins is almost

2010-09-21 driving from toronto to roatan:

Hi, There is a company that ships merchandise and vehicles to Roatan, I believe they're called Island Shipping, they're located right on the dock. I'm not familiar with custom laws regarding animals

2010-06-22 used car import:

Hi, I think that you pay around 47% of the car's bluebook value if it's not a wrecked car, if it is a salvage you pay around 37% over the salvage invoice. The limit is 10 years so a 2000 hyundai would

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