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DR signs aviation agreement to expand cargo and passenger traffic with Brazil; sixth and seventh freedom of the air included

The Dominican Republic and Brazil signed an Air Transport Services Protocol to update the aviation agreement from 2019. Jose Ernesto Marte Piantini, president of the Civil Aviation Board signed for the DR and Brazilian ambassador Renan Leite Paes Barreto for Brazil. Marte Piantini said the signing comes after a year of negotiations. The agreement expands …
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Collado in Miami for travel show; announces 39 aviation deals

The Ministry of Tourism reports signing 39 aviation agreements with airlines during Tourism Minister David Collado’s participation in a Dominican Republic Trade Show in Miami, Florida, USA on Wednesday, 12 April 2023. The agreements seek to boost travel from the United States, Canada and South America. Tourism Minister David Collado estimates the agreements guarantee 2.5 …
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Arajet asks for four more direct destinations in South America and to fly from Santiago to Colombia

Arajet is applying to fly non-stop to Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay. The Dominican-based low-cost airline, Arajet has requested Civil Aviation Board (JAC) permission to fly several more routes to South American destinations. The frequencies sought are:Santo Domingo/Buenos Aires, Argentina/Santo DomingoSanto Domingo/Santa Cruz, Bolivia/Santo DomingoSanto Domingo/Montevideo, Uruguay/Santo DomingoSanto Domingo/Chile/Santo Domingo These will be the first …
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More than 800,000 cruise passengers have docked in DR so far this year

The exponential growth of cruise ship stops at Dominican ports has produced phenomenal numbers so far this year. Over 800,000 people have visited the Dominican Republic from cruise liners in the first three months of 2023, N Digital reports. According to the Dominican Port Authority, in 2022, there were 106,000 arrivals, and in 2023 that …
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All-inclusives are the way to go, Forbes reports

Forbes says that people like the no surprises and pay-once features that are part of the all-inclusve accommodations model. Forbes reports at the same time, the new wave of travel is all about people seeking luxury abroad. The Dominican Republic introduced six-star luxury all-inclusive resorts many years ago when most of its tourists came from …