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Important Thing About Our Buildings
Getting all the papers took between 6 months, because the steps we need to do were many steps to complete the papers and to get the government to approve it, also we needed this time to let the architect start working. During the construction it took between 1 1/2 years, because we did not have many cement to add. We only had to put up the tents and make holes for the drainage and bathrooms. So we didn't require that much of cement. We only needed the time to set up the hiking ropes and also the ziplines. Finally in that time we would need to buy the equipment.
The percent of expenses that goes toward buying the land in the Huasteca for our camping ground is 24.7875%. Our biggest expense is actually building our development, so it is the construction part. And the money of the construction is 7.61% from our total money given. So at the end we had plenty of money to spend on good quality equipment, modernize the camp, educatedd guides, and to spend on better activities. This amount of money is 118,431,925 pesos left to spend for a better quality of camping throughout time.
Our Rebound Money
One strategy to make money is that we will attract the customers to buy their own meals and snacks three times a day for 70 pesos each meal. For this we will order Tacos Mode’s tacos for the people to eat. An order of 4 tacos and a drink costs about 50 pesos of original price, so we will earn about 20 pesos. And then 20 * 3 = 60 which in this 60 pesos includes the three meals a day. The campers who come won’t be able to bring their own food in order to protect the environment.
Another strategy to make money would be that we can would be that the people will need to pay for a camping guide. The camping guide would show them the activities and at the same time explain the natural environment of the Huasteca. The camping guide will be both educative and adventurous for the people who rent him/her. So we would rent the guide for 170 pesos per day and would pay the guide 120 pesos for each time they are guides. The camping guide costs more in our summer months. The price for the guide around those months are 200 pesos per day.
Lastly, another strategy would be that we have a health insurance so the nurse can be on a cart for any health problems there are. The nurse could be in one of the tents on the night but in the day she would be in a cart like a golf cart where she would pass through many places where families or campers are so she could be there when something happens. If something happens and she is not there, she would have a radio where a guide can tell her where to go and save the person immediately. We would be paying the nurse 100 pesos. During the summer months the health insurance will increase to 100 pesos for the whole health’s insurance.
1. Summer Weeks = 3 months = 13 weeks * 10,460 pesos = 135,980 pesos
Other Months = 9 months = 39 weeks * 10,200 pesos = 397,800 pesos
2. Add all Weeks Price = 10,460 pesos + 10,200 pesos = 533,780 pesos in a whole year if only one camper comes each week.
3. But if four campers come each week, the total money for four campers who come each week is = 2,135,120 pesos we will earn for a whole year.
4. 15,118,075 / 3,135,120 = 4.822 years it will take to get our money back if only 4 campers come all weeks to our camp.
Note: The payment of the Architect and Engineer are so big because we took out the percentages (3% and 0.5%) of the total money given to us and not from the total money that we used to pay for the construction.