Local April 24, 2026 | 7:47 am

David Collado and Leah Campos tour historic sites in the Colonial City

Santo Domingo.- Tourism Minister David Collado and U.S. Ambassador to the Dominican Republic Leah Campos toured several historic and cultural sites in the Colonial City on Thursday to highlight the area’s tourism appeal and local heritage.

The visit began at Parque Duarte, where exhibitions and tastings showcased Dominican products and handcrafted items. During the stop, both officials sampled traditional refreshments such as chilled treats and coconut water while viewing artisan pieces made from amber and larimar.

The delegation later visited emblematic locations throughout the Colonial City, which attracts around 8% of the country’s tourists. The tour included Calle Billini, Calle Isabel la Católica, the Convento de los Dominicos, Plaza Tirso de Molina, Iglesia Las Mercedes, Plaza de España, Plaza San Antón, and the Museo Fortaleza de Santo Domingo.

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Paul Tierney
April 24, 2026 9:12 am

Somehow, these publicity tours seem to be a pumping up of the US by the RD. Maybe, to acquire from it more recognition of the country and the advantage of possible benefits to inject into the tourism sector.

Did the allowing of US military air tankers to use AILA during the Maduro raid have anything to do with this making the US and RD chummy?

Edward C.
April 24, 2026 9:25 am
Reply to  Paul Tierney

You need to get lost. Go back whatever place you came from. The US is most important for the DR.