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Read → A trade delegation from Colombia, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic toured Pedernales looking for investment opportunities in the country's new southern tourism hub.
Read → The institution has stepped up controls at ports and airports, recovering RD$1,652 million in undeclared Chinese imports. A sign that customs oversight is tightening.
Read → AEHCOS warns that Malaga's hotel moratorium cools investment and weakens competitiveness. The lesson for the Caribbean is clear: legal certainty is the first tourism asset.
Read → The alliance with the Miami Marlins closes a season of tourism promotion outside the usual circuits, with Arajet as the Dominican flag carrier.
Read → Aerodom launches Airport Community App, an AirportLabs platform connecting airlines, state agencies and service providers in real time.
Read → Arajet and MITUR closed a U.S. campaign with the Miami Marlins to sell the Dominican Republic to American travelers.
Read → The country welcomed 8,556,415 visitors between January and August 2026, up 6.9% on the same stretch last year, according to Tourism Minister David Collado.
Read → Minister David Collado reported 856,858 visitors in August alone, a 6.2% increase. The industry keeps driving national output.
Read → The country keeps adding arrivals at a pace that already brushes last year's record. The figure is not just a headline: it is hard currency entering through airports, ports and provinces.
Read → Dominican tourism holds on to its workforce better than tech and banking, according to a sector report.
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