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Tourism December 30, 2023 | 10:07 am

IDAC: “Airfare reduction is one of our goals for 2024”

Santo Domingo—After the Dominican Republic met the goal of receiving 10 million visitors in 2023 through different channels, the expectations and goals of the tourism, aviation, and cruise sectors to maintain and increase the numbers have been raised. To this end, next year brings with it a series of challenges that were not met in 2023 and on which the authorities must emphasize if the count... Read more

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