SANTO DOMINGO.- Construction businessmen from La Altagracia have urged the Government to bolster road infrastructure and related projects in eastern Dominican Republic. This is in response to the area’s growing tourism demands.
The La Altagracia Tourism Business Alliance recently pitched to Vice President Raquel Peña ways to boost Bávaro-Punta Cana’s development.
Alliance President José Sánchez emphasized the need for better road infrastructure, a modern aqueduct, and improved wastewater treatment.
They met Vice President Raquel Peña to discuss these matters.
Sánchez stressed the importance of maintaining sustainable foreign and domestic investments in tourism and real estate. These are pivotal for hospitality, tourism, and the economy, according to him.
He also praised the government’s recent withdrawl of tax reforms, calling it an act of open listening and democracy.
The Alliance plans to build around 100,000 homes over the next seven years, investing over 12 billion dollars. More than 65,000 rooms have already been developed in the region.
These endeavors are projected to create over 65,000 jobs and foster sustained growth in one of the Caribbean’s top tourist spots.
The meeting also addressed the challenges and investment opportunities in the Verón, Bávaro-Punta Cana area.
Key stakeholders in the region, including Senator Rafael Duluc, were present at the meeting. The participants account for 70% of the investments in Bávaro-Punta Cana, contributing significantly to the region and country’s economic growth.
