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Read → The government reaffirms investment in Punta Bergantin, Puerto Plata opens the Caribbean's first wellness lounge in a terminal, and Asonahores puts the spotlight on private capital.
Read → The Samaná resort debuts Atelier Yubarta, an artistic and artisan residency programme run with Piñero and the Tourism Ministry.
Read → Miches positions itself to host a French communicators' meeting. France grows 14.3% and Puerto Plata handles 16,714 cruise passengers in a single day.
Read → Dominican tourism holds on to its workforce better than tech and banking, according to a sector report.
Read → The boutique hotel in Santo Domingo joins IHG Vignette Collection, adding global reach to the Dominican capital's historic quarter.
Read → The Dominican Republic is heading toward record arrivals, boosting its tourism industry and expanding air connectivity.
Read → Dominican Republic stands out in tourism for visitor spending growth.
Read → Positive balance of the Asonahores Trade Expo, which sets the agenda and reveals the challenges ahead for 2026.
Read → The tourism sector in the DR generates a vital network of income for the economy.
Read → Hazoury, Entrepreneur of the Year, accessible tourism agreement and the economic impact of the sector in DR.
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Hotels, airlines, MITUR, cruises and destinations. One sharp email a day. Free.
The brief Dominican travel professionals read every morning.