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Read → Punta Cana gets Level 1 ACI World accreditation for accessibility. A strategic move: it opens the destination to a high-spending, loyal traveler segment.
Read → Congress weighs a bill to regulate public-private alliances in destinations, key to sustaining record arrivals.
Read → MESCyT announces 4,000 additional English scholarships for tourism workers. My take: better service, better tips, better reviews.
Read → The Dominican Republic strengthens air links with Canada before winter, a key market for Aerodom-managed airports and beach resorts.
Read → Punta Cana airport receives Level 1 Accessibility accreditation, strengthening its leadership and traveler experience in the Dominican Republic.
Read → Mayor Manolito Ramirez insists that without alternative routes, tourist growth will hit a traffic wall. Infrastructure is now a top priority.
Read → Madrid hotels turn the Grand Prix into a branded experience that goes far beyond a big screen in the lobby.
Read → The Dominican Republic is heading toward record arrivals, boosting its tourism industry and expanding air connectivity.
Read → JetBlue and other airlines cut routes to Punta Cana and Santo Domingo. Airports aren't at fault, but the destination loses edge.
Read → MITUR's program aims to add value to the destination with adventure and nature, a move that diversifies the offer and could increase spending per visitor.
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Hotels, airlines, MITUR, cruises and destinations. One sharp email a day. Free.
The brief Dominican travel professionals read every morning.