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Tourism November 5, 2021 | 7:59 am

Dominican tourism, best October in history

Santo Domingo.- During the month of October 2021, 443,018 non-resident tourists arrived in the Dominican Republic. This represents 220% compared to October 2020, 19% to October 2019 and 7% above the same month, but 2018. “We can say that October 2021 is the best October in the history of tourism in the Dominican Republic.” “There was evidence of a sustainable recovery of tourism under ... Read more

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