Tourism launches season-changing campaign in NY

Understanding value Big Apple The ministry is the main source of tourists for the Dominican Republic tourism Launched the campaign Change the season (Seasonal changes).

“The United States is the main source of tourists for the Dominican Republic, with three to four million tourists to the country this year, with New York City being the city that brings the most tourists to our country,” the minister said. tourism Dominican, David Collado.

To honor that reality, the ministry was established Dome In the famous Times Square New York presents the country’s main virtues, its beaches, its mountains, and its desserts.

“Continuing to recognize the importance of New York tourism Dominican, in In January we will host a tourism and real estate fair So Dominicans living here can safely invest in the country and get good prices for staying in tourist centers,” he added.

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He participated in the action Adriano EspailletDominican member of the US House of Representatives.

“In Washington they talk to me about beautiful beaches and baseball when they mention the Dominican Republic,” Espaillet said.

Similarly, Ydanis Rodríguez, New York City’s transportation commissioner, is a Cibaeño who immigrated to the country 40 years ago.

“In 1983 a young Dominican came to New York to wash dishes and then make sandwiches. My story is the history of the Dominicans here, and today I can go back to the Rainieri hotels, Punta Cana, Samana,” he pointed out. .

10 million tourists

Collado also spoke about the goal of 10 million touristsIt will be fulfilled this year, but do not want to expect what is expected in 2024.

“We’re leaving this year Ten million viewers and we’ll set a record in income from tourismWe are working to do better by 2024,” he said.

“We are happy, we are proud, we wanted to come here to express the happiness of the Dominicans, to show in New York what the Dominican Republic is,” the minister said. David Collado.