Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Association of Tourist Press (Adompretur) celebrated International Women's Day on March 8, recognizing twelve outstanding women for their outstanding careers and contributions to Dominican tourism.
Yenny Polanco Lovera, president of Adompretur, highlighted the selection of these women by the board of directors, recognizing their outstanding achievements at the national and international level.
The recognition extends to the significant impact of her work in various roles within the tourism industry.
Among the distinguished women are Mónika Infante Henríquez, executive director of Aeropuertos Dominicanos Siglo XXI (Aerodom); Jacqueline Mora, Technical Vice Minister of Tourism; Fabeth Martínez, executive director of the Santo Domingo Hotel Association (AHSD) and the Santo Domingo Tourism Cluster (CTSD); Amelia Reyes Mora, president of AF Comunicación Estratégica and vice president of the Dominican Health Tourism Association (ADTS); Cesarina Beauchamp, Commercial Director of Sky High Dominicana; Haydée Kuret, founder of the PuntaCana Group.
Adompretur also recognized Sabrina Brugal, president and general producer of the program Sabrina en Fin de Semana; Raysa Féliz, director of Institutional Relations and Communication at Lopesan Costa Bávaro Resort, Spa and Casino; Magaly Toribio, Marketing advisor recognized for successful tourism promotion strategies; Maribel Pichardo, director of the Serranía Hotel Technical School in Jarabacoa; Mileyka Brugal, Marketing & Sales Director of the Blue JackTar Hotel and President of the Board of Directors of the Puerto Plata Chamber of Commerce; and Ana García-Sotoca Pascual, Executive Director of the La Romana – Bayahíbe Hotel Association.
Yenny Polanco Lovera expressed the honor of presenting this special selection of women on the Adompretur platforms, recognizing their daily contributions to the development and dynamism of the main industry of the Dominican Republic, tourism.
He congratulated these women not only for their daily work but also for breaking stereotypes in their professional fields.
Polanco Lovera highlighted her well-deserved distinction, valuing her successful career and emphasizing that her contributions serve as exemplary models for present and future generations of Dominicans who enter the field of tourism.