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Tourism August 19, 2020 | 3:05 pm

Transat schedules flights to the Dominican Republic from Montreal for next winter

After resuming operations on July 23, Air Transat introduced its winter program, which includes flights to dozens of destinations, including the Dominican Republic, and packages to hundreds of hotels in the south and Europe. The news comes a week after the airline announced the cancellation of all flights from western Canada... Read more

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Dominican leader announces 3 ambitious works

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West leave the DR after their vacation in Punta Cana

Buy car in DR

US alert persists so that American citizens do not travel to the DR

Vogue magazine staff will visit DR to “support tourism”

Flights from the United States to the DR continue normally despite a measure from the Department of State

Another president, another promise for the ‘deep south’

Collado agrees to work to revitalize the tourism of North coast of Dominican Republic

Cap Cana resumes construction of 4,106 new rooms in Dominican Republic

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