SANTO DOMINGO– Construction businessmen from the La Altagracia province stressed the need for road infrastructure and other works in the country’s eastern region to the Government. These works aim to support the growth in the Dominican Republic’s primary tourist center.
These business owners are part of the La Altagracia Tourism Business Alliance. They recently discussed specific needs to bolster Bávaro-Punta Cana’s growth with Vice President Raquel Peña.
The Alliance’s President, José Sánchez, underscored the necessity for enhanced road infrastructure. He emphasized on constructing a modern aqueduct and reinforcing wastewater treatment in the region.
The business group had a meeting with Vice President Raquel Peña.
“We aim to sustain foreign and local investments in real estate and tourism. It will help us continue supporting hospitality, tourism, and national economic growth,” stated the businessman.
The businessman also praised the president and vice president for withdrawing the proposed tax reform. He referred to it as a demonstration of attentiveness and democracy.
Alliance members have created over 65,000 rooms in the area. They plan to develop 100,000 housing units in the next seven years, requiring over 12 billion dollars.
These works are expected to create over 65,000 jobs and stimulate growth in one of the Caribbean’s most significant tourist destinations.
The stakeholders utilized the meeting held at the National Palace to discuss the challenges impacting the Verón, Bávaro-Punta Cana area. They covered project permits, area investments, and priority works needed to facilitate economic and social growth.
Attendees included La Altagracia’s senator, Rafael Duluc, and representatives of several companies. These businesses constitute 70% of the investments in the Bávaro-Punta Cana region, driving the region and the country’s economic growth.