When will DR open for International travel??????

[Ecoman1949]

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I am hoping the DR accommodates the tourism from the US as its where it will come from first https://dominicantoday.com/dr/touri...me-flights-to-the-dominican-republic-in-june/

I’m hoping Canada won’t be far behind. If going to the DR in July or August means I have to isolate for another two weeks on my return to Canada. I’ll gladly do it. Airports and flying down and back and rental cars are not issues for me. I have specialized PPE to wear and I’m well trained in decon procedures. I’ll head to the campo with my rental car directly from the airport, decon my apartment, continue to practise the recommended preventative measures and take my chances there for a month or two. Enough is enough! I miss my friends and the heat and just want to get on with my life. I’m probably going to die in the saddle anyway so f**k the virus.

 

[Goldenruler]

Brick washer. What part of the US have you been in. People are rioting at their state capitals & even taking guns. I haven't seen that here so far.

 

[Timotero]

Brick washer. What part of the US have you been in. People are rioting at their state capitals & even taking guns. I haven't seen that here so far.

“Rioting”? Where? When? I haven’t seen any of that reported on any news site.

What some people are doing is exercising their constitutional rights to free speech and freedom of assembly by conducting peaceful protests. And yes, some of them are openly carrying firearms. But that is only because in some states, that is allowed. (the visuals are terrible though).

I may not agree with the protesters, but I respect their right to protest. Dissent does not equal disloyalty.

 

[slowmo]

“Rioting”? Where? When? I haven’t seen any of that reported on any news site.

What some people are doing is exercising their constitutional rights to free speech and freedom of assembly by conducting peaceful protests. And yes, some of them are openly carrying firearms. But that is only because in some states, that is allowed. (the visuals are terrible though).

I may not agree with the protesters, but I respect their right to protest. Dissent does not equal disloyalty.

Nothing like a gun toting peaceful protester.

 

[william webster]

MI had some problems -- No ??

 

[Goldenruler]

Yes, MI had lots of problems, &were encouraged greatly by trump.
On another note, can someone please tell me how to copy a quote & paste in my reply. Thank you

 

[brickwasher]

Brick washer. What part of the US have you been in. People are rioting at their state capitals & even taking guns. I haven't seen that here so far.

New Hampshire not far from the Mass state line. I read some of the protesting online. They had some of that in DR but the police have been pretty brutal at times

 

[badpiece33]

Best bet to keep infections down is to keep americans out of the country....for the next 5-10 years!

Where you from?

 

[Caonabo]

“Rioting”? Where? When? I haven’t seen any of that reported on any news site.

What some people are doing is exercising their constitutional rights to free speech and freedom of assembly by conducting peaceful protests. And yes, some of them are openly carrying firearms. But that is only because in some states, that is allowed. (the visuals are terrible though).

I may not agree with the protesters, but I respect their right to protest. Dissent does not equal disloyalty.

Some of our fair members are quick to use the term "riot". Woe be to them, if they ever do get caught in the midst of a real legitimate one.
No, student demonstrations over tuition increases do not count.

 

[Caonabo]

New Hampshire not far from the Mass state line. I read some of the protesting online. They had some of that in DR but the police have been pretty brutal at times

Protests are not riots.
Could you please provide the link of an article or video displaying where in RD we have had such instances where the brutal government police have quelled these rebellious uprisings you claim to exist here.

 

[Mr Deal HD]

Exactly!! There is great fear of leaving the coronavirus free environment of one's home to travel to the Great Unknown. Traveling to the DR might as well be a 15th century adventure to the unexplored.

The DR may not be the 3rd world of the 3rd world but it sure is darn close. Colombia which is also 3rd world makes the DR look like Haiti by comparison. Huge risk factor during a coronavirus pandemic.

Why those privileged to be born or reside in the 1st world would even consider going to the DR is beyond reasonable.

All you pirates not withstanding.

The DR isn’t a 3rd world country. It also has the fastest growing economy in the entire Caribbean and Latin America for over the past decade; this includes Mexico and Brazil...

For people from first world countries, you sure don’t read, research, or educate yourselves much. Assumptions and feelings. Logic out the door. Smh. Lmao.

 

[Caonabo]

The DR isn’t a 3rd world country. It also has the fastest growing economy in the entire Caribbean and Latin America for over the past decade; this includes Mexico and Brazil...

For people from first world countries, you sure don’t read, research, or educate yourselves much. Assumptions and feelings. Logic out the door. Smh. Lmao.

Many of them truly believe the epicenter of the RD economy is Sosua. Take from that what you will.

 

[Mr Deal HD]

Many of them truly believe the epicenter of the RD economy is Sosua. Take from that what you will.

Ya tú sabes! I’ve never stepped foot near Sosua other than Sea Horse Ranch, but I’ve seen many videos... A few minutes in Los Cacicazgos would change their mentalities in a swift second as the Lamborghinis, Range Rovers, Royles Royces, and Porsches zip by every 15 seconds.

 

[irsav]

The DR isn’t a 3rd world country. It also has the fastest growing economy in the entire Caribbean and Latin America for over the past decade; this includes Mexico and Brazil...

For people from first world countries, you sure don’t read, research, or educate yourselves much. Assumptions and feelings. Logic out the door. Smh. Lmao.

Of course DR is a Third World banana republic. But exactly for this we love it even more!

 

[Caonabo]

Of course DR is a Third World banana republic. But exactly for this we love it even more!

Every time I read one of your postings, I can't help but think of Borat. Perhaps it's the grapes.

 

[Big]

Ya tú sabes! I’ve never stepped foot near Sosua other than Sea Horse Ranch, but I’ve seen many videos... A few minutes in Los Cacicazgos would change their mentalities in a swift second as the Lamborghinis, Range Rovers, Royles Royces, and Porsches zip by every 15 seconds.

Oh wow, I didnt notice, too busy jumping out of the way of motos I guess

 

[windeguy]

I'm sure you all know the pop. of Dominican in NYC (As in near or in Washington Heights ...Not 165 miles north) is about 800,000. I would believe that is a low number since many that live here are challenged on filling out the census papers. But when you are talking "numbers", 375, or 500, keep the 800K in mind.

800K is probably low also because of the large number of illegal Dominicans there. True that they don't fill out census forms often.

 

[windeguy]

Here is a new flight that might actually have a chance of flying. Flights from Zurich to POP in November.

Tourism announces direct Puerto Plata-Zurich flight

<p>Santo Domingo.- The Tourism Ministry on Tuesday announced a direct flight between Puerto Plata and the Swiss city of Zurich. The Swiss airline Edelweiss will start flights as of November 3, increasing to four the weekly connections from that location to the Dominican Republic. The new flight...

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Santo Domingo.- The Tourism Ministry on Tuesday announced a direct flight between Puerto Plata and the Swiss city of Zurich.

The Swiss airline Edelweiss will start flights as of November 3, increasing to four the weekly connections from that location to the Dominican Republic.

The new flight will be every Tuesday in an A340, which has 314 seats: 27 of which are Business Class, 76 Economy Max and 211 Economy.

 

[Onions/Carrots]

O/C I would assume that you are not in the DR presently. If covid19 never had entered into our lives, would you have gone back to the DR? I ask this because I detect from your posts (government, corruption, privilege, etc), with or without covid19 , you have no desire to be in the country. Am I right?

No interest. Haven't been there in over three years. My ties are money, lands, property and inheritance. That's what still links me to that moral and criminal cesspool of a nation.

If someone could rise up, establish order and discipline I'd change my feelings towards the nation of my jus sanguinis rights. At present, our desires are quite hopeless.

 

[Caonabo]

No interest. Haven't been there in over three years. My ties are money, lands, property and inheritance. That's what still links me to that moral and criminal cesspool of a nation.

If someone could rise up, establish order and discipline I'd change my feelings towards the nation of my jus sanguinis rights. At present, our desires are quite hopeless.

So RD is actually not YOUR birth nation?