The executive vice president of the Association of Hotels and Tourism of the Dominican Republic (Asonahores), Andrés Marranzini, revealed that as of July 1, 30% of the rooms in hotels will be reactivated to receive tourists and also depending on demand will will activate the re-entry of staff.

The Tourism Minister, Francisco Javier García said tourists will go to those places which had best managed the coronavirus.

The Dominican Republic, the tourism leader in the Caribbean and Latin America, is no exception to the pandemic that collapses the countries’ health system and paralyzes their economies.

The hotels on the East coast are gradually closing their doors, laying off staff, concluding with the stay of the few tourists staying and waiting for the ferry flights (charter) to return their guests to their countries.

Caribbean Tours AG offers the full range of services of a tour operator, which markets in the Caribbean the Cuba, Dominican Republic and Haiti destinations. Particularly in Cuba, it operates all types of tourism, although it focuses more on tours, incentives and luxury trips, as its Assistant to CEO Gretel ...

Cruise tourism in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic continues to grow at a notable pace in the province, reaching 134,985, or 26% more visitors during 2019.