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Read → President Abinader confirms the Dominican Republic turns away around 20 foreigners a week at its borders and airports. The industry view: security as a sales pitch.
Read → A column in El Nacional argues that the Dominican Republic should move beyond sun and beach and build a model that spreads benefits to local communities.
Read → The Argentine state carrier goes up to five weekly flights in December and eyes a daily service to Punta Cana, while cutting back on Cancún. The Argentine market gains weight for the Dominican Caribbean.
Read → The Dominican Republic will host the World Governments Summit Latin America and Caribbean 2026 regional dialogue on November 20 and 21 in Cap Cana, with leaders, investors and business representatives.
Read → The country closes a record year in arrivals and Asonahores calls for tourism benefits to reach more provinces and more Dominicans.
Read → BHD and the Dominican Sports Tourism Association will carry out the country's first study on a segment that moves thousands of visitors a year and had never been quantified.
Read → The Ciudad Colonial Electromobility Route aims to position Santo Domingo as a competitive urban destination alongside Punta Cana and Samaná.
Read → The Dominican Port Authority is inspecting La Romana port ahead of a remodel focused on safety and tourist flow. The read: more revenue for the province.
Read → Hoteliers and tourism leaders in Samana agree the cruise segment can change the pace of the destination. The news opens a real opportunity for the province.
Read → The hotel association uses World Tourism Day to push for a wider territorial spread of the wealth the industry generates across the country.
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