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Read → The tourism minister launched roadworks in 14 streets of Maimón, Puerto Plata, with more than 168 million pesos behind them. The read: public works that shore up cruise and hotel arrivals in the north.
Read → MITUR invests over RD$88 million in the second road reconstruction phase in Arroyo Barril, Samaná, where it has already spent more than RD$1,900 million.
Read → After more than 50 years in service, the Puerto Plata Cable Car enters a full modernization process aimed at repositioning the province as a benchmark Caribbean destination.
Read → The Ministry of Tourism estimates RD$1,900 million in tourism works for Samaná, according to Arecoa. The read: infrastructure that sustains the destination's growth.
Read → Dominican tourism captures one of every five foreign investment dollars entering the country, according to Hosteltur. The industry confirms its weight in the national economy.
Read → Work starts October 3 and aims to boost capacity, cut travel time and modernize the north coast's signature attraction.
Read → MITUR confirms Pedernales will get its own airport and new hotels. The bet on the Dominican south opens real opportunities for investors and tour operators.
Read → BHD and the Dominican Sports Tourism Association will carry out the country's first study on a segment that moves thousands of visitors a year and had never been quantified.
Read → From November 1 to 5, the Dominican Republic presents its investment agenda in London with tourism as one of the main pillars.
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The daily brief
Hotels, airlines, MITUR, cruises and destinations. One sharp email a day. Free.
The brief Dominican travel professionals read every morning.