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Read → Barcelona airport cancels more than 100 flights because of heavy rain. The takeaway for Dominican tourism: European connectivity is fragile and needs backup.
Read → Hosteltur reports the sector is starting to quantify the cost of inaction on sustainability. In the Dominican Republic the bill is already being passed.
Read → Fundación Cap Cana collected waste at Macao Beach on September 18. The takeaway for the hotel sector: sustainability is now part of the Dominican tourism product.
Read → Mitur projects that the Pedernales port will receive 250,000 cruise passengers by the end of 2026. That figure puts Cabo Rojo on the southern Caribbean map.
Read → The Colonial City launches an electromobility route with electric buses. Santo Domingo's urban tourism gains a concrete sustainability argument.
Read → The agreement between MITUR and Argentina opens a concrete path to attract tourists and investment through sports. The take: opportunity for provinces and hotels.
Read → President Abinader confirms the Dominican Republic turns away around 20 foreigners a week at its borders and airports. The industry view: security as a sales pitch.
Read → A column in El Nacional argues that the Dominican Republic should move beyond sun and beach and build a model that spreads benefits to local communities.
Read → The Argentine state carrier goes up to five weekly flights in December and eyes a daily service to Punta Cana, while cutting back on Cancún. The Argentine market gains weight for the Dominican Caribbean.
Read → The Dominican Republic will host the World Governments Summit Latin America and Caribbean 2026 regional dialogue on November 20 and 21 in Cap Cana, with leaders, investors and business representatives.
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