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Tourism January 22, 2018 | 12:20 pm

Growth boost for Dominican tourism

Madrid.- The planned construction of twenty-thousand new hotel rooms was one of the achievements announced at the 38th International Tourism Fair (FITUR) which concluded yesterday in the Spanish capital. Tourism Minister Francisco Javier García described the event, which was attended by representatives from 165 countries, as a complete success. He said that this year, as in the past... Read more

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