Dominican Republic tourism news. Hotels, resorts, airlines, cruises and destinations, every day.
Read → FEDA and CEA launch a heritage tourism project in Hato Mayor to preserve the Dominican sugar industry legacy. A smart bet to diversify beyond sun and beach.
Read → The National Tourism Award returns in 2026. I break down the details of the fifth edition and why this award matters more than ever for the Dominican sector.
Read → President Abinader kicked off Expo Amaprosan 2026 with plans to modernize Hospedaje Yaque and expand Cibao's water supply. A clear sign Santiago is solidifying as a business and meetings hub.
Read → Las Américas International Airport will begin welcoming about 6,500 athletes, coaches and delegates starting July 17 for the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games. A golden opportunity for Dominican sports tourism.
Read → The 38th edition of Asonahores' trade show will take place September 2-4, 2026 at BlueMall Punta Cana, featuring over 300 exhibitors. It's a key barometer of investment momentum.
Read → Punta Cana Airport resumes check-in operations at Terminal A for more than 20 airlines as of July 15, 2026. Great news for tourism operations.
Read → Minister David Collado highlights that Puerto Rico has become a major source market for the Dominican Republic, confirming a strategic shift in Caribbean tourism flows.
Read → Dominican hotels closed the first half of 2026 with strong occupancy figures that defy seasonality. Here are the key numbers and what they mean for the industry.
Read → Starting July 17, Las Américas International Airport will welcome over 6,000 athletes for the Central American and Caribbean Games. A direct boost for sports tourism in the Dominican Republic.
Read → IATA launches a global aviation safety campaign urging passengers to prioritize their integrity over luggage. My take on its impact on the Dominican Republic.
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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.