Sports tourism is “in” around the world, with tourists attracted both by passive and active sports involvement. Passive sports tourism — people traveling to watch matches, races or tournaments, and combining this with more conventional touristic pursuits is on the rise. But also participatory trips are increasingly in demand.
Sports are now seen as a new engine of tourism. The Dominican Republic is riding the crest of the international sports tourism wave at a time when the sector is expected to continue to increase in leaps and bounds. Among the reasons is that women’s sports tourism is on the rise. More women’s sports have a major following, widening the scope of sports tourism around the world.
The capital city is already getting a big boost with the renovation of sports venues in Santo Domingo, the capital city, for the celebration of the 25th Central American...
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