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Tourism April 20, 2017 | 7:31 pm

1,300+ new flights approved confirm tourists are flocking in

Santo Domingo.- The Civil Aviation Board (JAC) on Thurs. announced approval of 1,224 new charter, passengers and air cargo flights and issued 140 permits for special flights. The JAC said the operations approved April 19 confirm the high number of tourists and passengers from several cities in Europe, the US, Canada, South America and the Caribbean, expected to visit the country from May to Oct... Read more

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