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Read → Two small quakes near Punta Cana are a reminder to tighten hotel protocols and keep traveler confidence high.
Read → Cruise lines are pulling back from the Gulf until 2028, and the Caribbean can turn that into more calls for Dominican Republic ports.
Read → Jack Nicklaus visits Cap Cana to oversee Las Iguanas Golf Course, the new signature course that strengthens the Dominican Republic's luxury golf offer.
Read → The Argentine low-cost carrier leaves thousands of passengers grounded. For the Dominican market, airline diversification is the lesson again.
Read → The Doma Consortium, made up of Doppelmayr, Bartholet and Grupo Malespín, won the bid to rebuild the Puerto Plata Cable Car. Construction will take 18 to 20 months.
Read → The Dominican capital scales up its share of national tourism, and deputy minister Martín de Oliva has the numbers to prove it.
Read → American Airlines will install 4K seatback screens across its fleet. Here's how it impacts travelers and Dominican tourism.
Read → Asonahores president Juan Bancalari said Airbnb listings in the capital now exceed hotel rooms. I see this as a chance to modernize, not a threat.
Read → Julio Espínola and Eduardo Lomba won the Adoexpo golf tournament at Corales Golf Course in Punta Cana. The event also doubles as a tourism business platform.
Read → Passengers on an Aeromexico flight applauded rescue workers heading to Colombia after the earthquake. Solidarity took off too.
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Hotels, airlines, MITUR, cruises and destinations. One sharp email a day. Free.
The brief Dominican travel professionals read every morning.