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Modern Caribbean, LLC (“MOCA”) and Avera Tech (“Avera”) are pleased to announce a strategic partnership with HiBnB. These companies are committed to providing a path for residents of the Caribbean and tourists alike to participate in the burgeoning legal cannabis industry.
“The cannabis industry has been and will continue to be one of the key components of tourism in the Caribbean for decades,” says Michael Pemberton, Managing Partner of MOCA. “Our platform will allow cultivators, dispensaries, tourists, and rental property owners to all interact seamlessly, capturing the transactions that today occur in cash in an illicit marketplace.”
The partnership among the three parties will allow a tourist to find a cannabis-friendly accommodation and/or excursion, identify a retail storefront to safely and legally purchase cannabis, and have a remarkable experience in the beautiful Caribbean region. The region’s local economy also benefits from this collaboration, as the participation of the grassroots entrepreneurs fuel each island’s economy.
MOCA is a full-service government relations and consulting firm based in the US Virgin Islands, focusing on the entire Caribbean region. We offer our private sector clients legislative and regulatory consultation, strategic partnering, and business and real estate development services. We have a demonstrated track record of providing high-impact consulting services and grassroots organizing at the highest level of government.
Avera has created multiple technology solutions that will facilitate the tourism industry in the Caribbean region. We have sought to solve global challenges with technological solutions. By maximizing revenue, we will ameliorate the financial strain experienced throughout these economies by natural disasters and the recent global pandemic.
HiBnb is an online marketplace dedicated to growing the cannabis community by providing four pillars of engagement; Stay Hi offers inclusive accommodations, Play Hi is an activities and event ticketing platform, Read Hi editorial covers cannabis news and culture, and Get Hi provides compliant marketing for dispensaries, brands, and products.
Please direct any questions to info@mocallc.com
Modern Caribbean, LLC (“MOCA”) and Avera Tech (“Avera”) are pleased to announce a strategic partnership with HiBnB. These companies are committed to providing a path for residents of the Caribbean and tourists alike to participate in the burgeoning legal cannabis industry.
“The cannabis industry has been and will continue to be one of the key components of tourism in the Caribbean for decades,” says Michael Pemberton, Managing Partner of MOCA. “Our platform will allow cultivators, dispensaries, tourists, and rental property owners to all interact seamlessly, capturing the transactions that today occur in cash in an illicit marketplace.”
The partnership among the three parties will allow a tourist to find a cannabis-friendly accommodation and/or excursion, identify a retail storefront to safely and legally purchase cannabis, and have a remarkable experience in the beautiful Caribbean region. The region’s local economy also benefits from this collaboration, as the participation of the grassroots entrepreneurs fuel each island’s economy.
MOCA is a full-service government relations and consulting firm based in the US Virgin Islands, focusing on the entire Caribbean region. We offer our private sector clients legislative and regulatory consultation, strategic partnering, and business and real estate development services. We have a demonstrated track record of providing high-impact consulting services and grassroots organizing at the highest level of government.
Avera has created multiple technology solutions that will facilitate the tourism industry in the Caribbean region. We have sought to solve global challenges with technological solutions. By maximizing revenue, we will ameliorate the financial strain experienced throughout these economies by natural disasters and the recent global pandemic.
HiBnb is an online marketplace dedicated to growing the cannabis community by providing four pillars of engagement; Stay Hi offers inclusive accommodations, Play Hi is an activities and event ticketing platform, Read Hi editorial covers cannabis news and culture, and Get Hi provides compliant marketing for dispensaries, brands, and products.
Please direct any questions to info@mocallc.com
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