Puerto Plata continues to solidify its position as a leading cruise destination, with 64 cruise ships scheduled to arrive at Amber Cove and Taino Bay in February. The Ministry of Tourism (Mitur) reported that 23 boats will do so through Amber Cove and 41 through Taino Bay, representing a significant boost for the province. This […]
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Puerto Plata, the “Bride of the Atlantic,” is poised for another year of explosive tourism growth, following a record-breaking 2024 that saw 86 cruise ships grace its shores in December alone. The new year promises continued success, with 81 cruise ships scheduled to arrive at its main ports, Amber Cove and Taíno Bay, in January
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December Brings a Surge in Cruise Ship Arrivals to Puerto Plata Puerto Plata is poised for a remarkable tourism surge this December, with an impressive 86 cruise ships scheduled to dock in its ports. This represents a near doubling of the 46 cruise ships that arrived in November, signaling continued growth in the region’s tourism
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Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic – Delta Airlines has officially launched a new daily flight route connecting Atlanta, Georgia, with Puerto Plata, marking a significant milestone for air connectivity in the northern region of the Dominican Republic. This new service, operated through the Gregorio Luperón International Airport (POP) by Aeropuertos Dominicanos Siglo XXI (Aerodom), is expected
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In November, Puerto Plata is set to experience a vibrant surge in tourism as 46 cruise ships make their way to its scenic shores, bringing thousands of eager travelers to the Dominican Republic’s famed northern coast. The November arrivals will be split between the bustling ports of Amber Cove and Taíno Bay, both of which
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Updates have been announced on the Punta Bergantín tourism project by the General Director, Andrés Marranzini Grullón. Speaking at a meeting with Puerto Plata’s tourism stakeholders it was confirmed that the first stage of the project will now include the construction of nine hotels and 6,625 homes. As far as the hotels are concerned there
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Why the need for a Job Board for Puerto Plata: We have already reported that in Puerto Plata a revival is taking place in tourism. The first step was the construction of the Amber Cove Cruise Port and Taino Bay followed this. Both ports now receive thousands of cruise ship passengers who can enjoy the
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In October of this year, Puerto Plata’s two tourist ports are set to welcome a total of 35 cruise ships, further solidifying the province’s position as a key destination in the Caribbean. Of the incoming ships, 24 will dock at Amber Cove, a bustling port located in the Maimón district, while the remaining 11 will
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Puerto Plata – As the Punta Bergantín tourism project begins to reshape Puerto Plata’s landscape with new hotel developments, the region’s aeronautical sector is gearing up to make use of the A380 to accommodate a surge in visitors. A key component of this expansion is the creation of new flight options for tourists, with plans
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Puerto Plata’s tourism industry is showing strong signs of revival, with growth evident in both air and cruise arrivals, even though the highly anticipated Punta Bergantín project is still in its infancy. A recent report from the Central Bank reveals that the number of tourists arriving by air has seen a significant uptick. From January
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