Cap Cana introduces OLI, a digital assistant for exploring the destination
Cap Cana continues investing in digital tools designed to help residents and visitors discover activities and services.
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Cap Cana continues investing in digital tools designed to help residents and visitors discover activities and services.
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A practical long-form guide to planning Punta Cana beyond the resort: beaches, excursions, transportation and smart scheduling.
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Everything to know about Bayahíbe as a coastal destination and the main gateway for Saona Island excursions.
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Whales, waterfalls, coastal villages and protected landscapes give Samaná a tourism identity built around nature.
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Cap Cana continues investing in digital tools designed to help residents and visitors discover activities and services.
A practical long-form guide to planning Punta Cana beyond the resort: beaches, excursions, transportation and smart scheduling.
Everything to know about Bayahíbe as a coastal destination and the main gateway for Saona Island excursions.
Whales, waterfalls, coastal villages and protected landscapes give Samaná a tourism identity built around nature.
New hospitality investment is growing around a destination that still centers beaches, mountains, lagoons and ecotourism.
Infotep and Promiches announced training programs connected to hospitality, gastronomy and tourism services.
A traveler-focused guide to PUJ check-in terminals, resort transfers and safer scheduling around excursion days.
The national initiative launched in Puerto Plata with a focus on sustainability, safety, quality and community participation.
Bayahíbe departures, the natural pool, beaches and practical tips for one of the Dominican Republic’s most popular excursions.
Open sand, Atlantic waves and a frequent stop on ATV and buggy experiences.
How to combine the marina, beach clubs, dining and excursions from one of the East’s most exclusive resort communities.
Hyatt’s Vivid brand is expected to add a 467-suite resort in Punta Cana during the third quarter of 2026.
ATVs, buggies, Macao Beach, cultural stops and boat trips reveal a different side of the East.
Major eastern tourism areas reported strong July occupancy, with La Romana–Bayahíbe leading the report.
Dominican tourism continues at a record pace, with Punta Cana remaining one of the country’s main international gateways.
Terminal A partially resumed check-in operations while improvement work continues at PUJ.
Authorities, hotels, community representatives and businesses are coordinating on sustainability, organization and destination image.
Grupo Puntacana announced a new ultra-luxury property with an opening planned for December.
The first six months of 2026 brought 6,616,671 visitors, reinforcing another record period for Dominican tourism.
The north-coast destination is strengthening its global positioning around surfing, kitesurfing, windsurfing and beach lifestyle.
The new tool is designed to help visitors plan hotels, excursions, dining and experiences across several destinations.
The resort was recognized among notable new hotels and beach resorts around the world.
New Disney Cruise Line itineraries include calls at Taíno Bay in Puerto Plata.
An agreement announced for November 2026 positions La Romana as a regular departure point for MSC Cruises itineraries throughout the year.
The new terminal includes commercial, recreational, transportation and excursion facilities.
Pedernales is advancing a regional tourism strategy centered on planning, investment and sustainability.
A complete planning guide for travelers combining Miches beaches, mountain views, lagoons and protected nature.
Build a realistic Samaná itinerary around whale season, waterfalls, coastal towns and the peninsula’s long travel distances.
A practical guide to the north coast, from Puerto Plata’s historic center to Damajagua, Cabarete and Punta Rucia.
A complete look at La Romana’s culture, resort zones, cruise connections and access to Catalina and Bayahíbe.
Plan a southwest trip around Bahía de las Águilas, Jaragua, Laguna de Oviedo and the distances that make this region unique.
How to organize a Cabarete trip around Kite Beach, Playa Encuentro, wind sports, restaurants and nearby Puerto Plata.
The island is the same, but pickup time, road transfer and boat logistics can make the experience very different.
A new photographic landmark and public-space improvements add another visitor feature to Punta Rucia.
A two-destination plan can combine Punta Cana resort energy with Bayahíbe’s Caribbean village atmosphere and island access.
A compact seaside community with Caribbean beaches and direct boat departures toward Saona Island.
Why pickup rules differ by resort and how to avoid missing shared transportation for a tour.
A clear comparison of private transfer options for airport arrivals, hotel changes and departure day.
A balanced one-week plan combining beach time, adventure, Saona Island and a deeper look at the East.
Architecture, plazas, museums and food make this a cultural alternative to a beach-focused vacation.
Fortaleza San Felipe, the historic center and access to north-coast experiences.
Stone streets, Mediterranean-inspired architecture and panoramic views over the Chavón River.
One of the country’s signature beaches requires planning for distance, transportation and natural conditions.
A practical base for combining beaches, restaurants and nature excursions around the Samaná Peninsula.
The Saborea el Paraíso festival highlighted local shrimp and the culinary culture of Samaná Bay.
A more natural beach environment that complements Miches’ rapidly expanding resort offering.
The right choice depends on budget, group size, available time and how much flexibility you want.
The XXV Central American and Caribbean Games brought a major international sporting event to Santo Domingo from July 24 to August 8.
Hotels and tourism stakeholders increased promotional activity aimed at the French travel market.
The Colonial City hosted concerts, cultural activities and visitor experiences during a seasonal program.
After an emergency response in June, authorities reported that tourism and commercial activity in the area continued normally.
Air arrivals remained strong through May, while Punta Cana continued to handle most of the country’s international tourism traffic.
Reconstruction of the Caleta access road is intended to improve connectivity from the Autovía del Este toward this coastal area.
Authorities reviewed progress on infrastructure considered central to the future tourism development of Pedernales.
The tourism area expects additional rooms and new investment opportunities over the coming years.
The destination is working on accessibility, sustainability, employment and inclusive visitor experiences.
The first quarter continued the country’s strong travel momentum with more than 3.7 million total visitors.
The port project is intended to stimulate the tourism economy and attract a larger flow of cruise passengers.
The widening of the provincial entrance to four lanes is part of new infrastructure work supporting tourism growth.
The resort was highlighted in 2026 hotel rankings, keeping Cap Cana prominent in Caribbean luxury travel.