The Puntacana Group has taken steps outside its comfort zone in Punta Cana: it has joined forces with another corporation to build an air terminal outside the Dominican Republic.
This is an alliance with Cheddi Jagan International Airport to build an air terminal in Guyana, one of the fastest growing countries in the world, due to oil riches.
The information was announced by the Puntacana Group on its social networks: “With the signing of this agreement we will be, jointly, ensuring the construction, operation and administration of said terminal, in search of providing support to the improvement of tourism in Guyana. ”.
In August 2023, when the president of Guyana, Mohamed Irfaan Alicame to the Dominican Republic, took the opportunity to visit the Puntacana International Airport, where he met with the executives of the Puntacana Group.
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A statement indicates that the Government of Guyana seeks to strengthen the operations of the terminal to improve air mobility and the promotion of tourism. The country located in South America is experiencing a boom in visitors attracted by oil and tourism.
Punta Cana Airport Expansion
At the local level, the Puntacana Group executives build the project “Free Zone of Punta Cana”a logistics center, air, sea, land and free zone park, the same as the expansion of the terminal B from Punta Cana Airport.
The Guyana and Dominican Republic agreements
When the president of Guyana, Mohamed Irfaan Ali, visited the Dominican Republic, he met with President Luis Abinader, with whom he agreed on public-private alliances to develop several projects, including an oil refinery in that country.
In March 2023, Abinader and a business delegation traveled to Guyana to carry out a work agenda in search of benefits for both countries.