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Read → Puerto Plata receives 38 cruises in October, airlines welcome the jet fuel temperature adjustment and MITUR pushes its promotion in Argentina.
Read → The Canary Islands hotel group is courting high-spending Argentine travelers with its three new luxury resorts in Punta Cana.
Read → The chain opens a Starbucks inside Bahía Príncipe Explore Punta Cana, the first in a Dominican resort. A commercial win and a positioning move for Punta Cana.
Read → The Michelin Guide expands its hotel selection with 470 new properties and 10 destinations in 2026.
Read → The Piñero hotel group celebrates two decades of uninterrupted operation in Samaná and highlights a sustainable growth model that is now part of the peninsula's tourism story.
Read → The meetings and events segment leaves three times more spending per visitor in the Dominican Republic. The opportunity sits in the provinces, not only in Punta Cana.
Read → A sector voice warns that the country's hallmark friendly service is fading. The opportunity lies in training.
Read → The 11th edition of Barceló Bávaro Grand Resort's Culinary Week runs from October 18 to 25 with fine dining and guest culinary talent.
Read → The resort hosts the 11th edition of its Culinary Week from October 18 to 25 with ten Dominican and international chefs.
Read → How hotel bookings behave in the Dominican Republic hints at the season ahead and which levers the industry needs to pull to keep growing.
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The brief Dominican travel professionals read every morning.