Iberostar sees public-private alliance key for sustainable tourism DR
Iberostar's bet on public-private collaboration to drive sustainable tourism in the Dominican Republic is timely. According to Arecoa, the hotel chain sees this alliance as key. I see it as a smart move: private sector brings innovation, public sector provides the regulatory framework. The challenge? Making coordination real.
In a fast-growing destination like ours, sustainability can't be an afterthought. Iberostar knows that. Clear message: if we want Punta Cana, Samaná, or Puerto Plata to remain top, we need joint plans on waste management, energy efficiency, and ecosystem protection.
My take is optimistic. When a player like Iberostar talks alliances, the industry listens. Hopefully MITUR and local governments seize the opportunity. It's on the table.
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