Crystal Lagoons Introduces Revolutionary Concept and Technology at the Most Important Touristic Attractions Fair

- Creators of the Guinness World Record largest swimming pool in the world and the driving force behind a real estate revolution in more than 180 projects will participate in "IAAPA Attractions Expo 2011"

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Nov 10, 2011, 07:00 ET

ORLANDO, Fla, Nov. 10, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --- Crystal Lagoons, the company that created the largest crystalline lagoons in the world, will be presenting its innovative concept and technology, which makes possible to build and maintain bodies of water of unlimited size in a crystalline state at very low cost, at the largest international event of touristic attractions.

The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA)Expo 2011, to be held between November 15th and 18th in Orlando, Florida, will provide a special space to exhibit the Crystal Lagoons concept and technology, which is already present in 180 urban, recreational and public developments in 45 countries, with an associated investment of US$100 billion.

Crystal Lagoons is the only company in the world capable of offering this innovative technology, patented in 160 countries, that makes economically viable to develop huge crystalline lagoons suitable for swimming and practicing water sports. As a result, these immense bodies of water are becoming an indispensable amenity for real estate projects, adding a differentiating value that brings an idyllic beach life to places previously inconceivable such as the desert, or in the middle of a city, setting off a revolution in the global real estate and touristic attractions industry.

It is the same revolution that now is arriving to amusement parks and attractions industry. These giant crystalline and navigable lagoons surrounded by white sand beaches, palm trees, restaurants, pubs and stores is generating a new concept and an innovative attraction for amusement parks, adding an inestimable value.

These crystalline lagoons only need water to offset evaporation, allowing for approximately half the consumption of a park and up to ten times less than a golf course, and where recognized by UNESCO as a "Green Technology" in 2010.

Crystal Lagoons is known globally for its San Alfonso del Mar project, with a crystalline lagoon boasting 8 hectares of surface area and measuring 1 km long, certified by Guinness World Records as the largest in the world, as well as for Citystars Sharm el Sheikh megaproject in Egypt, which brings together in the middle of the desert 10 lagoons in 100 hectares of crystalline water. www.crystal-lagoons.com

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