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Read → Samana is adding hotel and infrastructure investments to compete with Punta Cana and Puerto Plata as a top-tier Caribbean destination.
Read → The country is looking at a dedicated venue for international conferences, the missing piece in its meetings tourism and a way to pull in higher spending.
Read → President Luis Abinader inspected progress at the Punta Bergantín tourism project in Puerto Plata, signaling steady public investment in the island's north coast.
Read → MITUR confirms the Dominican presence as Guest of Honor at the Buenos Aires fair after its stop in Paris, with Argentina as a strategic market in full expansion.
Read → The UN Tourism Barometer highlights the Dominican Republic's advance, while Malta hosts the WTTC Global Summit with its sights set on attracting more travellers.
Read → The Michelin Guide expands its hotel selection with 470 new properties and 10 destinations in 2026.
Read → Lack of air connectivity limits Samana's potential. The challenge is attracting more routes without losing the charm that makes it unique.
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 → Meeting and convention visitors leave up to triple the foreign currency of traditional tourists, according to Aguie Lendor. A direct path to diversify revenue beyond sun and beach.
Read → Marriott International polls frequent travelers from seven markets, including the Dominican Republic, to anticipate how the Caribbean and Latin America will travel in 2027.
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