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Read → The Tourism Ministry has spent over RD$1,600 million in La Altagracia and keeps adding public works in the province that brings in the most rooms and foreign currency.
Read → The French market has placed the Dominican Republic in its long-haul top ten again. The signal for hoteliers and tour operators is clear.
Read → The resort confirms the fourth edition of the Casa de Campo Food & Wine Festival, an event that strengthens La Romana's premium gastronomic offer and its pull for high-spending travelers.
Read → The Pedernales port is competing for Port of the Year at the 2026 Seatrade Cruise Awards, an international nod to the Dominican Republic's push to spread tourism beyond Punta Cana.
Read → London, Paris and Rome still lead the ranking of European cities, but growth is moderating. Spain places three destinations in the top 20. What this means for Dominican tourism.
Read → The Dominican Republic returns from Top Resa with new air connectivity agreements and hotel projects worth US$600 million. The figure is not a trade fair headline, it is future revenue for the provinces.
Read → The French market is up 14.3% so far in 2026 with 112,056 arrivals. The figure confirms Europe remains a profitable bet for the country.
Read → The Minister of the Presidency links the new road to tourism growth in the Cibao and the north coast, a connection the hotel sector has awaited for years.
Read → The president toured the construction of the new Cibao International Airport terminal, a piece that widens the tourism gateway to the heart of the country.
Read → Barahona and Pedernales will get a US$500,000 conservation fund for 2026-2027 to protect their watersheds and reefs. A smart move to safeguard the destination before mass tourism arrives.
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The brief Dominican travel professionals read every morning.