Santo Domingo.- Aguie Lendor, executive vice president of Asonahores, reported that hotel occupancy rates in the Dominican Republic’s main tourist destinations have exceeded 90% during Holy Week. This surge is attributed to the overlap with the high travel season, which has increased demand in hotspots like Bávaro-Punta Cana, La Romana, and Puerto Plata.
Lendor noted that the eastern region, particularly Bávaro-Punta Cana, is experiencing the highest demand. Puerto Plata has reached a 94% occupancy rate, while La Romana is close behind at around 90%. Despite these high figures, hotel rooms are still available for last-minute travelers.
He clarified that a 90% occupancy rate does not mean all hotels are completely booked. “Some establishments are full, but others still have capacity,” Lendor explained, encouraging tourists to take advantage of the remaining availability, according to El Día.
