Banreservas brings Dominican tourism investment to Top Resa 2026
Banco de Reservas has been at the IFTM Top Resa 2026 fair since this Tuesday, running September 15 to 17 in Paris. The goal, according to Suelo Caribe, is to promote the investment opportunities the Dominican Republic offers and strengthen ties with investors, developers and industry representatives.
A state-owned financial institution showing up at a European fair of this caliber is no protocol gesture. The French market is one of the most demanding for quality product in Punta Cana, Samaná and La Romana, and there financing weighs as much as promotion. The detail matters because tourism provinces generate real tax revenue and formal jobs, and that requires capital that can ride out the cycle.
The reading is clear: public banking wants to be a partner in hotel development, not just a cash box. Projects coming out of these contacts at Top Resa can translate into new rooms, jobs and more foreign currency for the country.
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