Dominican Republic tourism news. Hotels, resorts, airlines, cruises and destinations, every day.
Read → The Miches Artisans Association (ARTEMI) has asked authorities to prevent unauthorized vendors from occupying public beaches, to protect order and the destination's integrity.
Read → The peninsula intensifies its promotional push in the French market, a smart move to diversify and consolidate high-quality visitor arrivals.
Read → Tourism Minister David Collado acknowledged the disruptions caused by works in the Colonial City and issued a public apology. What's our take at Turismo News?
Read → Blu Terrenas inaugurates phase one and breaks ground on Almare Beach Resort by Hilton in Las Terrenas. Samaná cements its luxury destination status.
Read → Tourism Minister David Collado completed the refurbishment of the Columbus Alcázar Museum and launched a 2,000 LED lamps lighting project for the Colonial City.
Read → Dominican Republic expands from three to six cruise ports and becomes the Caribbean with the most port infrastructure. A master move for tourism.
Read → The Association of Artists and Artisans United of Puerto Plata inaugurated its summer fair at Independence Square, an event betting on local talent and cultural tourism in the province.
Read → Hilton bets on Samaná with a mega resort, a new air tax raises alarms, and Mitur focuses on Bayahíbe and the Colonial City.
Read → Wamos Air has dry-leased an Airbus A330 to Gol Linhas Aéreas, marking the Brazilian carrier's entry into long-haul flights. What does it mean for the Caribbean?
Read → Public investments in Samaná are strengthening the tourism hub, with new roads, ports, and upgrades that attract travelers and developers alike.
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