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Read → Culinary Week 2026 will bring together national and international chefs in Punta Cana, a boost for Dominican culinary tourism.
Read → A technical failure at Philadelphia's air traffic control facility rerouted and delayed international flights operating to and from AILA in Santo Domingo.
Read → A blaze in Aceitillar, next to Hoyo de Pelempito, leaves damage during a long drought and opens the debate on prevention in Dominican parks.
Read → The Santo Domingo Hotel Association kicks off the sixth edition of SDQ MICE with its sights set on surpassing 1,000 business meetings and cementing the capital as the Caribbean's meetings hub.
Read → Party leaders and lawmakers activate simultaneous structures in the East, Southwest and Northwest Line. What it means for Dominican tourism operators.
Read → The resort hosts the 11th edition of its Culinary Week from October 18 to 25 with ten Dominican and international chefs.
Read → How hotel bookings behave in the Dominican Republic hints at the season ahead and which levers the industry needs to pull to keep growing.
Read → Groundforce ground staff resume strikes in Barcelona. For the Dominican market, the read lies in connectivity and high season.
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 → Infotep, Genera ITM and Port Samaná graduate 47 people in cruise guest services before the Arroyo Barril port opens.
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Hotels, airlines, MITUR, cruises and destinations. One sharp email a day. Free.
The brief Dominican travel professionals read every morning.