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Espínola and Lomba win Adoexpo golf title in Punta Cana

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · August 17, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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Julio Espínola and Eduardo Lomba took the overall gross honors at the Adoexpo golf tournament, according to Dominican Today. It happened at the 21st edition, played at Corales Golf Course in Punta CanaPunta CanaThe main tourism hub of the Dominican Republic, on the eastern tip, famous for white-sand beaches, all-inclusive resorts and its own international airport., a venue that is already part of the regular meetings tourism circuit in the east of the country.

The Dominican Association of Exporters choosing this course to bring its people together is no small detail. Golf moves business decisions, and in destinations like Punta Cana a good tournament becomes a natural extension of tourism promotion. Exporters, hoteliers and investors share the same fairway today, and from there come contacts and meetings that later close somewhere else. It is also a message to the market: the Dominican Republic can organize international events with courses and services at the highest level.

My take: Adoexpo knows that sport and business ride in the same cart. A win like this matters less for the trophy and more for the showcase it gives the destination. For Dominican tourism, this kind of gathering strengthens a brand that already sells itself and reminds golf travelers that Punta Cana is not just beach.

Quick questions

Who won the Adoexpo golf tournament?
Julio Espínola and Eduardo Lomba won the overall gross honors at the 21st Adoexpo golf tournament, held at Corales Golf Course in Punta Cana.
Where was the Adoexpo golf tournament held?
At Corales Golf Course in Punta Cana. It was the 21st edition organized by the Dominican Association of Exporters, bringing together export and tourism professionals.
What is Adoexpo?
Adoexpo is the Dominican Association of Exporters. It organizes this annual golf tournament to bring businesspeople together, encourage contacts and showcase the destination.
Why does this tournament matter for Dominican tourism?
Because it turns a sports event into a business and promotion platform. Exporters, hoteliers and investors share time at an international course, which strengthens Punta Cana's image.
How does it affect golf travelers?
It gives them another reason to look at the Dominican Republic. Events like this show that Punta Cana has world-class courses beyond the beach and can host international tournaments.

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