Dominican Republic tourism news. Hotels, resorts, airlines, cruises and destinations, every day.
Read → The Tourism Minister acknowledges that the territorial plan for Bávaro, Verón and Punta Cana faces difficult interests, but remains a priority.
Read → Turio lands in Santo Domingo to professionalize the talent the Dominican tourism boom needs right now, from hotels to tour operators.
Read → The first Punta Cana Forum 2026 will bring together officials, business leaders and media to discuss the country's future. Tourism has much to contribute.
Read → The BTC celebrates its 30th edition from October 22 to 24 at the Dominican Fiesta hotel, three decades connecting Dominican offerings with the regional market.
Read → MITUR launches a specialised tourism training academy. A move that tackles the sector's real bottleneck: people.
Read → The parks and tour excursions association strengthens its presence in the East with two new active members.
Read → ManpowerGroup places tourism among the activities with the lowest staff turnover in the DR, a signal that strengthens hotel employment.
Read → HolidayCheck highlights five beaches in the country for surfing, snorkeling, diving, kitesurfing, windsurfing and jet skiing.
Read → The eleventh edition of the Bayahibe 10K brought together more than 600 runners and confirms sports tourism has real room to grow in La Romana.
Read → Several airlines have resumed flights to Venezuela, but the Dominican carrier Arajet remains grounded. The earthquake complicates its comeback and raises questions about when the route returns.
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Hotels, airlines, MITUR, cruises and destinations. One sharp email a day. Free.
The brief Dominican travel professionals read every morning.