Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic announce US$2 million tourism alliance

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The Governor of Puerto Rico Jenniffer Gonzalez and Tourism Minister David Collado announced last week the signing of a collaborative agreement, backed by a US$2 million investment, to jointly promote tourism in both island destinations. As reported in El Nuevo Dia of Puerto Rico, the idea for the partnership originated when Gonzalez and Collado met at this year’s International Tourism Fair (FITUR) in Madrid, Spain.

The initiative, branded “The Caribbean is Us,” aims to create multi-destination travel packages and campaigns, targeting markets in the United States and Europe. The joint promotion is set to launch in May 2025 with support from airlines such as Frontier and newcomer Arajet, the Santo Domingo and Punta Cana-based low-cost airline. JetBlue, American, Delta, Copa and Sky High also fly to Puerto Rico from the Dominican Republic.

As reported in El Nuevo...

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windeguy

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Why does anyone like to go to PR?

I visited with my wife and she was very disappointed. I told her that would be the case, but she didn't listen.
 

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Why does anyone like to go to PR?

I visited with my wife and she was very disappointed. I told her that would be the case, but she didn't listen.
I was thinking about taking the ferry there from Santo Domingo but I don't want to waste my vacation time if it is not worth it. Why was she disappointed?
 

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If I could take my vehicle I may be tempted.

I've seen more than a few vehicles here with PR plates.
 

windeguy

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I was thinking about taking the ferry there from Santo Domingo but I don't want to waste my vacation time if it is not worth it. Why was she disappointed?
We only went from the San Juan area where we stayed on the ocean across the north coast of the tiny island. We did see the rain forest area and that was OK
Ugly houses, no really special beaches and food even more bland than the DR. Really just better to stay home than go to PR.
Perhaps the south of PR is better, I don't think I will try and find out.