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Tourism November 9, 2017 | 5:47 pm

Environment not a hurdle to tourism, but an ally: top official

Santo Domingo.- Tourism minister, Francisco Javier García, on Thurs. said the environment shouldn't be a hurdle to tourism, but an ally he affirms has become the lifeline for the economies, especially in countries like Dominican Republic. "The growth of tourism must go hand in hand with the protection of the environment, to ensure sustainable development," García said in a meeting with Japane... Read more

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