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AlterEgo
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BobS and gorgon, this is the second warning about your endless sniping at each other in two days, there will not be a third. If you can’t co-exist here, you’ll be removed.
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Why would anyone want to go to Punta Cana?
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the gorgon
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BobS and gorgon, this is the second warning about your endless sniping at each other in two days, there will not be a third. If you can’t co-exist here, you’ll be removed.
maybe you can instruct him to stop following me around like a tail. it is not as though everyone in the site does not see exactly what this is all about.
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bob saunders
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BobS and gorgon, this is the second warning about your endless sniping at each other in two days, there will not be a third. If you can’t co-exist here, you’ll be removed.
Everything I have posted is on topic- correct. I am certain not following him around. He just like doesn't like being proven wrong. I will leave the paranoid guy alone.
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leon486
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Puerto Plata is very peculiar as it is a rural town yet it is (or was) constantly being injected with tourists. It is one way for foreigners to casually interact with “traditional Dominicans” and relax.
The thing is, that experience can’t compete with Punta Cana’s loudness and all inclusiveness. It’s a lot easier to put together a travel package to Punta Cana with all it’s Coco Bonginess.
That’s my opinions as a Dominican for all it’s worth.
The thing is, that experience can’t compete with Punta Cana’s loudness and all inclusiveness. It’s a lot easier to put together a travel package to Punta Cana with all it’s Coco Bonginess.
That’s my opinions as a Dominican for all it’s worth.
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cavok
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When the average person goes to the travel section of their local newspaper, what do they see? Punta Cana and fabulous air, hotel, transportation packages. Of course that's where they're going to go. It's all about marketing.
Puerto Plata went downhill a long time ago. Word got out. Some AI's have renovated, but a bad rep is hard to turn around. The rest of the north coast is barely mentioned and marketed compared to PC.
Puerto Plata went downhill a long time ago. Word got out. Some AI's have renovated, but a bad rep is hard to turn around. The rest of the north coast is barely mentioned and marketed compared to PC.
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drstock
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Puerto Plata is very peculiar as it is a rural town yet it is (or was) constantly being injected with tourists. It is one way for foreigners to casually interact with “traditional Dominicans” and relax.
The thing is, that experience can’t compete with Punta Cana’s loudness and all inclusiveness. It’s a lot easier to put together a travel package to Punta Cana with all it’s Coco Bonginess.
That’s my opinions as a Dominican for all it’s worth.
Puerto Plata is a rural town????
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Ecoman1949
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Puerto Plata is very peculiar as it is a rural town yet it is (or was) constantly being injected with tourists. It is one way for foreigners to casually interact with “traditional Dominicans” and relax.
The thing is, that experience can’t compete with Punta Cana’s loudness and all inclusiveness. It’s a lot easier to put together a travel package to Punta Cana with all it’s Coco Bonginess.
That’s my opinions as a Dominican for all it’s worth.
Playa Dorada is one of the main tourist sources for Puerto Plata. They like the close access to supermercados, restaurants, and the excitement of the nightlife on the Malecon. I wouldn’t peg Puerto Plata as a rural town. It’s expanded considerably during the past ten years, and is home to many more expats. Luperon, a town I love, is my idea of a rural town. It was very easy for me to meet Canadian and other expat friends there and be introduced through them to my many DR family friends. I’ve been to Samana, Punta Cana, and other areas over the years. Nice places with their own good and bad points. I prefer to stick to the Rio San Juan to la Isabella part of the North Coast.
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KyleMackey
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When the average person goes to the travel section of their local newspaper, what do they see? Punta Cana and fabulous air, hotel, transportation packages. Of course that's where they're going to go. It's all about marketing.
Puerto Plata went downhill a long time ago. Word got out. Some AI's have renovated, but a bad rep is hard to turn around. The rest of the north coast is barely mentioned and marketed compared to PC.
Great deals from N. America now, $700-$800 round trip AI to PUJ.
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franco1111
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Coming soon, another reason to visit Punta Cana/Bavaro, a small fake Italian village.
[Google translation]
Announce Royal Reserve project in Bávaro, inspired by the city of Genoa
The real estate firm Noval Properties presented its Reserva Real project, inspired by Portofino, a pictorial city of Genoa, Italy, which will be located within the Cocotal Golf project, on the front grounds is the new Hotel Lopesan Costa Bávaro.
Punta Cana, La Altagracia.- The presentation of the project was in charge of César Latrilla and Lorena Sevilla, CEO and Sales Director of Bávaro de Noval Properties, respectively, during the XXXIII Commercial Exhibition of Hotel and Tourism Association of the Dominican Republic ( ASONAHORES), which takes place at the Bluemall Puntacana Shopping Center
Latrilla explained that Noval Properties is a leading company in the development and real estate management of projects in the area of Bávaro - PuntaCana, backed by more than 15 years of experience in the sector.
He said the project will have 187 apartments, of which 63 will be hotel type and 124 housing style all with premium finishes.
It will also have a commercial area of 6 stores and 5 swimming pools in total, where 1 of them will be located on the rooftop.
He indicated that project owners will have exclusive access to the Coral Beach Club, to the pool of the Meliá Caribe Beach Hotel and Cocotal Club House. In addition to all the amenities offered by this prestigious Golf & Country Club.
“The location of Reserva Real allows the public to enjoy a unique lifestyle, due to everything that surrounds the area: proximity to the best beaches in the area, discos, casino, near the best shopping plazas, a few minutes from the airport, restaurants, etc. ”, he said.
While Seville stressed that "Bávaro has been evolving, and Noval has been part of that evolution, however they have concentrated more on a specific place: the Coral Zone, the heart of Bávaro - Punta Cana."
He indicated that this area is constantly expanding, and that company has been responsible for 60% of the construction of the Cocotal complex and more than one thousand homes delivered.
Among the facilities offered by the Los Corales area, he mentioned the possibility of water sports, gastronomy, proximity to the best shopping plazas, beaches, the airport, nightlife and family fun.
He explained that Reserva Real will be managed by Caribbean Connection & Coral Hospitality Corporation Xeliter, "thus offering a high percentage of return on investment through hotel rentals, vacation rentals and long stay."
http://bavarodigital.net/2019/09/12...real-en-bavaro-inspirado-en-ciudad-de-genova/
[Google translation]
Announce Royal Reserve project in Bávaro, inspired by the city of Genoa
The real estate firm Noval Properties presented its Reserva Real project, inspired by Portofino, a pictorial city of Genoa, Italy, which will be located within the Cocotal Golf project, on the front grounds is the new Hotel Lopesan Costa Bávaro.
Punta Cana, La Altagracia.- The presentation of the project was in charge of César Latrilla and Lorena Sevilla, CEO and Sales Director of Bávaro de Noval Properties, respectively, during the XXXIII Commercial Exhibition of Hotel and Tourism Association of the Dominican Republic ( ASONAHORES), which takes place at the Bluemall Puntacana Shopping Center
Latrilla explained that Noval Properties is a leading company in the development and real estate management of projects in the area of Bávaro - PuntaCana, backed by more than 15 years of experience in the sector.
He said the project will have 187 apartments, of which 63 will be hotel type and 124 housing style all with premium finishes.
It will also have a commercial area of 6 stores and 5 swimming pools in total, where 1 of them will be located on the rooftop.
He indicated that project owners will have exclusive access to the Coral Beach Club, to the pool of the Meliá Caribe Beach Hotel and Cocotal Club House. In addition to all the amenities offered by this prestigious Golf & Country Club.
“The location of Reserva Real allows the public to enjoy a unique lifestyle, due to everything that surrounds the area: proximity to the best beaches in the area, discos, casino, near the best shopping plazas, a few minutes from the airport, restaurants, etc. ”, he said.
While Seville stressed that "Bávaro has been evolving, and Noval has been part of that evolution, however they have concentrated more on a specific place: the Coral Zone, the heart of Bávaro - Punta Cana."
He indicated that this area is constantly expanding, and that company has been responsible for 60% of the construction of the Cocotal complex and more than one thousand homes delivered.
Among the facilities offered by the Los Corales area, he mentioned the possibility of water sports, gastronomy, proximity to the best shopping plazas, beaches, the airport, nightlife and family fun.
He explained that Reserva Real will be managed by Caribbean Connection & Coral Hospitality Corporation Xeliter, "thus offering a high percentage of return on investment through hotel rentals, vacation rentals and long stay."
http://bavarodigital.net/2019/09/12...real-en-bavaro-inspirado-en-ciudad-de-genova/
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Sosua Sonny
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BobS and gorgon, this is the second warning about your endless sniping at each other in two days, there will not be a third. If you can’t co-exist here, you’ll be removed.
Hope not. It is entertaining.
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NALs
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While it's true that driving down a street in say the Torre Alta neighborhood a person might see a group of cattle crossing the street or just standing there staring at you while you wish they would clear up the road to be able to go already (been there, done that), Puerto Plata hasn't been a rural town or even a town for decades. If Puerto Plata is a 'rural town,' then there are no small to medium size cities in this world.Puerto Plata is very peculiar as it is a rural town yet it is (or was) constantly being injected with tourists. It is one way for foreigners to casually interact with “traditional Dominicans” and relax.