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Read → The Dominican Republic cracks the top 25 of Travel And Tour World's global beach ranking for 2026. A nod that reaffirms its Caribbean powerhouse status.
Read → Asonahores highlights that the Santo Domingo 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games will boost sports tourism and diversify the Dominican offer.
Read → A MITUR feature explores Jarabacoa in 48 hours: wood-fired ribs, high-altitude coffee and river jumps. My take on why this destination beats many beach resorts.
Read → MITUR and French tour operators promote Samana as a nature and culture destination for summer 2025.
Read → The Ministry of Tourism and the Jarabacoa Tourism Cluster organized a fam trip to position the area as the main ecotourism destination in the Dominican Republic.
Read → The Miches Artisans Association (ARTEMI) has asked authorities to prevent unauthorized vendors from occupying public beaches, to protect order and the destination's integrity.
Read → The Ministry of Environment launches a special plan to contain sargassum on Eastern beaches, a move that Tourism News welcomes as a sign the government is taking our main tourism asset seriously.
Read → Jarabacoa's ravaged mountains are a wake-up call: paying for eternal spring with environmental destruction. Can we still save our main tourism asset?
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