I apologize. I didn’t mean to bash all of Boca Chica. My point is it’s difficult to complete ignore that scene in any tourist area in the DR. In Las Terrenas there is also a scene.
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Time To Move The Bars And Girls From Pedro Clisante
Almost two years for me as well
In Juan Dolio. Never have seen one or been approached. 🤷🏽♂️
We on the same page .. trust me ..
I follow her on FB too ... but according to the Govt , she is a Legit " Bar / Restaurant : now "
and that last picture of Thai seafood Soup which I suppose is supposed to be on the Menu ? , do a Google Image search ... LOL .
one guy commented already .
its Non Stop Comedy up in Sosua .
I hope she does not outsmart herself trying to be Slick
there more definitely is . that town is WILD especially if you know where to look , but the place is so spread out , no one cares.
One good economic impact might be the mongers would chip in to rent more cars because it's a long walk to the east end of PC for a 50+ year old overweight man used to cooler weather.
Oh and Bailees might have tables actually available for serving just breakfasts without the happy ending.
Oh and Bailees might have tables actually available for serving just breakfasts without the happy ending.
Really? I'm only an occasional visitor there and I've been approached. Maybe I'm seen as "fresh meat" in town or maybe I'm just irresistible!
Fresh meat ? Heck they approach 80+ year-old men with the same aplomb. And those men are far from fresh meat..........Really? I'm only an occasional visitor there and I've been approached. Maybe I'm seen as "fresh meat" in town or maybe I'm just irresistible!
All the Spandex Queens see is pesos
Most are to cheap to pay a moto Concho to take them and hobble over there. Be nice to have Bailees back for breakfast and dinner, hope they make it !
Always thought that common sense was the reason for not riding on a moto. Your Bailees comment reminds me of the Yogi Berra quote.....nobody goes there any more because the place is too busy.
6 October 2021
'Tourism Day' celebration at Casa Marina Beach Resort
Friday, October 1, the 'Tourism Day' was celebrated in a grand manner in the Amphitheater of Casa Marina Beach Resort. The event was organized by the ADOMPRETUR SOSUA CABARETE foundation. A foundation whose members are journalists and who make an effort to draw attention to tourism in an attractive way. All representatives of civil society organizations were invited to this festive gathering. Among them mayor Wilfredo Olivences and city councilors. Several representatives of civil society organizations gave speeches expressing the hope that Sosúa will become more attractive for family tourism.
'Tourism Day' celebration at Casa Marina Beach Resort
Cabarete should develop further as an internationally acclaimed water sports resort. The lawyer and author Omar Messón delivered a treatise on the development of tourism in Sosúa. That even in the late 19th century Sosúa was visited by residents of Puerto Plata and Santiago because of the beautiful beach. In the 80s of the last century mass tourism started with the construction of Playa Dorado and the construction of an airport near Puerto Plata. Until then, Sosúa was mainly visited by families, but that changed with the arrival of mass tourism. At the moment, the government, supported by all social organizations, want to make Sosúa a tourist destination for family tourism again. The reorganization of the beach and the relocation of the bars and discos to the end of the Pedro Clisante are examples of this. This meeting was also brightened up with performances by a folkloric dance group from Puerto Plata.
Too little, too late Willie.
As a Santiaguero I am looking forward to the day I can walk down
PC and not have to hear big mouth loud obnoxious weekend warriors
complaining about being ripped-off by street hustlers or how much they
paid some spandex gorilla the night before.
Simps, gimps, muppets and the lot are being relocated. Although I do not
think most of those business will last once those residents start complaining.
It's well over due in my opinion and should have happened years ago.
Sosua's problems really started gaining notoriety around the same time a
particular group of idiots began posting dozens of videos on YouTube highlighting
many of the negative things happening in and around PC.
Yes, many Dominicans were well aware of the debauchery
taking place in and around Sosua on a daily basis. Most were willing to
turn a blind eye to it until it became a topic of international conversation.
Discretion?
"Nah, no need to act like a guest in a foreign country."
"I'm ballin' down here" (mom would be so proud of me)
Good riddance.
As a Santiaguero I am looking forward to the day I can walk down
PC and not have to hear big mouth loud obnoxious weekend warriors
complaining about being ripped-off by street hustlers or how much they
paid some spandex gorilla the night before.
Simps, gimps, muppets and the lot are being relocated. Although I do not
think most of those business will last once those residents start complaining.
It's well over due in my opinion and should have happened years ago.
Sosua's problems really started gaining notoriety around the same time a
particular group of idiots began posting dozens of videos on YouTube highlighting
many of the negative things happening in and around PC.
Yes, many Dominicans were well aware of the debauchery
taking place in and around Sosua on a daily basis. Most were willing to
turn a blind eye to it until it became a topic of international conversation.
Discretion?
"Nah, no need to act like a guest in a foreign country."
"I'm ballin' down here" (mom would be so proud of me)
Good riddance.
Sir Rey, The weekend warriors aint going anywhere. If anything there are more of them. When I use POP airport 80 percent of the flight is single gents. Throw in a few Red Cross and religious groups and that is it. No one carrying golf clubs, no families and no older well heeled peeps. One gentleman told me his fraternity has been hosting a very large annual get together for over 15 years. They rent several large casas in a well known community. They are dropping some significant coin.
These are early days. Sosua didn't become a mess overnight, and it will take time to turn it around. The important thing is the first steps are being taken.
Anyone who knows how change is made doesn't expect an overnight, dramatic change. I expect the hotels and residents of Sea Horse Ranch and the other residential communities on the outskirts to lead the way
Oh OK, Change has been underway for over a decade. However if there is a time when a Marriott property opens up and takes my points, I am for it.
Not trying going off-topic but I've lived in enough "developing" countries to understand if the top dogs
ever decide they want the foreign monger crowd gone, they will be gone within a matter of days.
This President is first and foremost a business man. He attended both Harvard University and Dartmouth
up in New Hampshire. He's worth a cool 75 million. If he and his team ever decide enough is enough,
these "warriors" along with the "business owners" they deem a nuisance to their agenda will be shut down
and shown the door so fast it will make their head's spin. Again, I've seen it happen in other countries and
would not be surprised at all if something similar were to happen in Sosua in the not too distant future.
I think to put his net worth at 75 million is shorting him. He has vast off shore holdings as reported by the Wash Post 3 days ago. He rubs elbows with the king of Jordon. He cares not about Sosua period