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Read → The partnership between Arajet and Boeing boosts pilot training in the Dominican Republic.
Read → Two Lufthansa giants, an A380 and a 747, meet in Los Angeles. A sight aviation lovers will enjoy.
Read → AILA will see a significant increase in its capacity.
Read → JetBlue opens its second BlueHouse Lounge in Boston on August 27. What it means for Dominican travelers.
Read → Tourism Minister David Collado has kicked off the restoration of Casa Aybar in the Colonial City. Heritage as a tourism driver.
Read → United Airlines postpones the Houston-Caracas direct route to January 12, 2027. A decision that reshapes Caribbean connectivity and gives the Dominican Republic a chance to step up.
Read → Arajet, Mitur and the Marlins brought Dominican pride to loanDepot park. Miami, the diaspora and destination promotion.
Read → An exploding laptop on an American Airlines flight between Atlanta and Dallas left five people injured and a lesson for tourism.
Read → Senator Cholitín warns La Altagracia's tourism growth is outpacing planning and public investment. Traffic is the first sign and the sector still has room to act.
The daily brief
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The brief Dominican travel professionals read every morning.
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The daily brief
Hotels, airlines, MITUR, cruises and destinations. One sharp email a day. Free.
The brief Dominican travel professionals read every morning.