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Five airlines to launch 13 new routes

The Civil Aviation Board (JAC) has authorized five airlines to launch 13 new routes starting November 2022 through January 2023, Simple Flying reports. Condor (Germany), Neos (Italy), Swoop (Canada), Frontier (United States) and Air Century (Dominican Republic) are authorized to transport passengers, cargo and mail to the 13 new direct destinations. Condor received permission to …
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Soon direct flights from Qatar to the DR?

The Chamber of Deputies has passed the a bilateral aviation agreement with Qatar. The agreement had already passed in the Senate. The aviation agreement had been signed in 2017 and was pending congressional approval. As reported, the agreement aims to create effective cooperation between both states to facilitate the expansion of air service opportunities and …
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JAC: 62 new aviation frequencies added in the past two years

The Civil Aviation Board (JAC) says the Dominican Republic has added 62 new aviation frequencies in the past two years. Several of these were to Russia and Ukraine, that have now been discontinued, but more are to the Caribbean, Latin America and Europe. According to the JAC’s statistical report, 452 airlines have operated in the …
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Miches to get two new resorts starting October 2022

Located north of Punta Cana, Miches is staking its claim as the Dominican beach destination to watch. After the opening of the family-oriented Club Med in Playa Esmeralda’s in 2019, the nearby Temptation Grand Miches Resort and the Temptation Miches Resort are next to open this time targeting grown-ups. The resort hotels expect to open …
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Juan Llado says it’s time for hotels to pay more taxes

Experienced tourism industry researcher, Juan Llado understands the time has come for Dominican tourism investments to get along without the generous tax incentives that have marked the development of the sector over the past decades. The Law for the Promotion of Tourism Development exempts tourism businesses from paying income tax or taxes on equipping. Now …
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Real estate tourism grows, say ADETI executives

The Covid-19 pandemic experience and the new remote working opportunities are boosting sales of touristic real estate in the Dominican Republic. In an interview with Hoy, executives of the Association of Tourism Real Estate Companies (ADETI) say sales now exceed US$10 billion. ADETI says that 15 major projects are under construction in Dominican tourism destinations, …