Economy

Economy March 24, 2023 | 3:40 pm

This year 4,000 new hotel rooms will be built in the Dominican Republic

The tourism industry is crucial for the economy of the Caribbean and the Dominican Republic, and its continued growth requires the expansion of new infrastructure. The Vice President of Asonahores, Andrés Marranzini, has stated that the construction of 4,000 hotel rooms in 2023 will increase the country's capacity to accommodate more tourists. However, the industry faces various challenges such a... Read more

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