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Read → Police report the death of Carlos Julio Féliz Sena in Cabral, Barahona, after an alleged confrontation with DICRIM agents. For tourism in the south, security remains the foundation of visitor trust.
Read → Collado confirmed the data at the International Tourism Fair of Latin America, where the DR is a partner country. The Argentine market is now a key driver.
Read → The province is betting on port infrastructure and local training to expand its tourism development.
Read → An alert about the treatment given by Dominican tourism staff puts service quality back at the center of the country's economic pitch.
Read → MITUR says it plainly: what has been built in Piñero, Samaná, already weighs on the country's tourism history and sets the tone for the peninsula.
Read → The Santo Domingo International Book Fair 2026 drew more visitors and student groups, bringing livelier pavilions to the capital's cultural calendar.
Read → The Cap Cana Foundation mobilized over 100 volunteers at Playa Macao and removed 677.4 kilograms of waste in 88 bags.
Read → Dominican Foreign Minister Víctor Ito Bisonó met his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov in New York to discuss the Haitian crisis and bilateral ties, with tourism on the table.
Read → The country is riding high on arrivals, but the real challenge is making that success felt in the provinces and in state coffers.
Read → Copal Tacos opens at Plaza Latitud 18 and strengthens the dining corridor of the Marriott hotels in Santo Domingo.
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