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Dominican Republic plans ninth international airport in Pedernales Province

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The Dominican Republic plans to open its ninth international airport in 2027. This new terminal will be located in Oviedo, Pedernales province, and is intended to accelerate regional development in the Enriquillo area. The Dominican Civil Aviation Institute noted that the country logged 585,363 flight operations over the past three years.

From dominicantoday.com

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The Dominican Civil Aviation Institute stated that civil aviation drives vital economic momentum across the country. This project is part of state investments under President Luis Abinader’s administration, which is focused on infrastructure upgrades for tourism.

President Luis Abinader proposes infrastructure upgrades for tourism in the Dominican Republic.

From dominicantoday.com

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  • EnriquilloSpeculative

    The Enriquillo area might see increased tourism opportunities, potentially boosting local revenue.

  • Pedernales Province could benefit from infrastructure investment, potentially increasing local business demand.

  • The Dominican Republic may see increased national aviation sector revenue due to the new capacity.

  • CubaSpeculative

    Cuba might face increased competitive pressure on tourism sales from the Dominican Republic.

  • Costa RicaSpeculative

    Costa Rica could experience intensified regional market competition for tourism demand.

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