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Tourism October 26, 2023 | 2:30 pm

Cabo Rojo tourism project secures more than 2,000 jobs

Pedernales, DR— The Spanish-owned hotel chain Iberostar, which will operate the first hotel to be built in Cabo Rojo, with 580 rooms, assured the generation of 2,000 jobs of the 15,000 jobs that could be generated by the Pedernales Tourism Development Project through the public-private partnership modality, under the responsibility of the Pro-Pedernales Trust. The information was offered a... Read more

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