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Tourism September 2, 2025 | 11:02 am

CTSD and Unibe partner to strengthen tourism and train future professionals

Santo Domingo.- The Santo Domingo Tourism Cluster (CTSD) and Universidad Iberoamericana (Unibe) signed two agreements aimed at boosting tourism in the capital and providing practical training for students.

The first agreement enables Unibe students to undertake internships with CTSD member companies, giving them hands-on experience and the oppor... Read more

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