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Tourism September 1, 2015 | 11:32 am

Carnival to revive Dominican Republic´s tourism juggernaut

Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.- It´s possible that when the world´s biggest cruise ship company named him its CEO in June, 2013, Arnold W. Donald had never heard of tiny Maimon, a sleepy little cove nestled in Dominican Republic’s lush Atlantic coast.

On Monday Carnival Corp., in the voice of Donald, confirmed to foreign and local media that it’s just weeks away from rib... Read more

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