After an impressive post-pandemic recovery, which saw the Dominican Republic recognized as the top tourism destination in the world for two consecutive years, the country is now aiming to welcome an unprecedented number of tourists.
The island nation is thinking big—back in 2013, the government forecasted 10 million annual visitors for the coming years, unaware that the world would face a global lockdown in 2020.
However, this setback did not stop the country from breaking records. Last year, the island welcomed its first 10 million visitors, and it now expects to reach 12 million by the end of 2024.
Vice President Raquel Peña is ready to raise the stakes.
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