Egelion

[Louis]

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As Egelion continues to enjoy economic prosperity thanks to stable and well-regulated fiscal policy, several sectors of the economy are given an opportunity to rise once more after being overshadowed by the military and banking sectors. Egelion, a nation mostly dominated by cold climate and weather, struggles to keep up with a summer-related tourist sector as the nation only receives about 2 full months of hot weather before subsiding into its usual cold season. However, the two full complete seasons of hot weather remains a golden opportunity for the nation. The city of Cartablanca comes to mind when examining Egelion's summer tourist sector. Cartablanca is Egelion's southernmost city, with its city limits bordering the city of Rozevia including a long string of interconnected archipelago islands. Cartablanca's access to the Anantonese and to the southern Valley of Yadraz makes it a prime destination for luxury buildings, tourists, and entertainment hubs. The region is not unknown to private investments. Years ago, Kalistani firms and Triad Republican companies set up in the region--acknowledging its potential as a major tourist hub. Now, with an Egelian economy that seems to be on a stable track, the city is actively promoting real estate and luxury homes to Terra. 

Cartablanca is a diverse city with several important uses for the Egelian government. Cartablanca is home to Castillo Garibaldi, the headquarters of the Egelian armed forces, as well as one of the summer residencies of the Royal Family. Cartablanca's access to beaches, rolling hills, and to vital Egelian services makes it an attractive area for tourism and luxury sectors. The Royal Council recently approved a request of funding by the Alcalde of Cartablanca to improve beachfronts, the city's canals, and access to the city's archipelagos. Cartablanca's prime neighborhood, Costa de Oro (Gold Coast) will receive most of these benefits directly from the royal government. The neighborhood is already Keris' most highly visited tourist destination--beating Altea and Norterra. Costa de Oro includes the best Cartablanca has to offer: glistening canals, beautiful marble buildings, golden statues and designs, well-planned out parks, and high luxury stores. The Alcalde of Cartablanca, during a usual morning presser, claimed that the city was "open for all the people of Terra to visit and stay". Specifically he called for royals, celebrities, and the elites to buy properties in the city--quickly referring to the city's "low-tax" status and excellent location. The city is open for business and tourism--especially concerning real estate purchases and a location to set up luxury stores.

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