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With the largest offer of beachfront and city rooms and venues, a rich landscape begging for outdoor activities, an electric cultural scene, and a climate as warm as its people: the Dominican Republic is the ideal working playground.
The Dominican Republic has an excellent price-value ratio compared to other Caribbean islands and there is something for every type of meetings and incentives traveller. It is a diverse destination with adventure-packed activities and laid-back relaxing options in both urban and countryside locations.
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Selecting the ideal region to fit your meetings or incentives group is a great place to start. Choose your groups next adventure from the diverse options below:
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Top Reasons to Choose the Dominican Republic for Your Next Meetings or Incentives Trip. 1. It’s the best-connected Caribbean destination, boasting eight (8) international airports at key points around the country, receiving hundreds of flights originating worldwide. 2. Numerous hotel chains and resorts meet international quality standards, and offer an inventory of over 80,000 hotel rooms–the highest in the Caribbean region. 3. Modern convention centres and meeting rooms are suitable for large, medium, and small events, and come equipped with the latest technology, and specialized staff. For more reasons to host your next meetings or incentives, click here. |
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Long stretches of White Sand Beaches with Sea and Safari Excursions The top choice in the Dominican Republic, Punta Cana boasts continuous white sand beaches, and the largest offer of all-inclusive hotels and resorts. A total of 35,000 rooms, a wide range of sea and safari excursions, plus the largest convention centre in the country make this region ideal for medium and large events. 
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Barceló Bávaro is specially designed for business trips with spaces for conventions, events, meetings, congresses, conferences or incentive trips for employees, creating the perfect atmosphere for business or leisure.
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Hard Rock Hotel & Casino gives guests access to nearly 65,000 square feet of meeting and event space, with enough room for 3,960 guests and intimate breakout rooms.
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This cenote offers a refreshing swim in natural, cool spring waters. You’ll have to cross a suspension bridge and hike past a myriad of flora and fauna, including an orchid garden, to make your way to this hidden oasis.
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A half-day adventure takes you zipping above the Anamuya jungle, on double ziplines soaring past gigantic trees. For even more of an adrenaline rush, the Extreme Swing Adventure takes you flying like Superman – in a horizontal position at speeds up to 65 kilometres per hour.
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Culture, History & Nightlife Santo Domingo, the capital city of the Dominican Republic, holds its own. This first urban settlement in the Americas—its Colonial City is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, filled with historical stops—is home to leading international hotel brands with casinos, and the country’s gastronomy hub, making it the perfect base for culture, history, and nightlife. 
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Thanks to its strategic location in Santo Domingo and services such as free Wi-Fi, El Embajador, a Royal Hideaway Hotel, is the ideal choice for business meetings and conferences.
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Located in the most elegant and relaxed area of Santo Domingo, Dominican Fiesta Hotel & Casino has all the necessary facilities for meetings and conferences.
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The colonial zone of Santo Domingo is a must see for visitors who love architecture, culture, dancing and music or anyone who wants a fascinating glimpse into the history of the new world. Click below to read about the 10 most insta-worthy sites in the heart of the Colonial City
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One of the most popular museums in the Colonial City, Alcázar de Colón is particularly breathtaking at night. Completed around 1512, this Gothic and Renaissance style palace was the home of Diego Columbus, son of Christopher Columbus, and his wife.
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Beachfront Resorts & World-Renowned Golf La Romana offers over 800 hotel rooms, as well as world-renowned golf courses. Nearby, the Bayahíbe and Dominicus area, a charming fishing hub, boasts large all-inclusive beachfront resorts with more than 4,000 hotel rooms–perfect for medium-sized events. 
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Casa de Campo meeting facilities include two-state-of-the art conference centres, a ballroom, outdoor courtyard space, flawless beaches, lush gardens, restaurant and club-style venues, villa homes, plazas and a 5,000-seat amphitheatre.
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Dreams Dominicus’ meeting room can accommodate up to 60 guests depending on the style of set up. Group events can be hosted in private terrace areas and on the beach.
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Altos de Chavón is a beautiful replica of a 16th century Mediterranean village overlooking the Chavon River includes an outdoor Grecian amphitheatre where Grammy-winning artists perform every year.
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Pete Dye’s first creation at Casa de Campo, this course single-handedly placed the Dominican Republic on the world golf stage in 1971.
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Nature and Outdoor Adventure With over 12,500 hotel rooms, and multiple attractions for nature and culture lovers–water sports, mountain biking, and plantation hiking–Puerto Plata is an ideal destination for medium and small events, or incentive trips filled with adventure-packed activities. 
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Located in the northern part of the Dominican Republic, the Be Live Collection Marien Hotel provides guests 4 rooms of meeting space accommodating up to 300.
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Lifestyle Holidays Vacation Resort provides luxurious accommodations, exceptional services and modern facilities for meetings and events.
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Puerto Plata’s crown jewel attraction, the 27 Charcos of Damajagua waterfalls, offers a day of hiking through forest and crossing footbridges before reaching a rocky hilltop where you’ll begin making your way down by jumping or sliding down a series of waterfalls.
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The Caribbean’s hub for windsurfing, kiteboarding and laser sailing, Playa Cabarete is where you can learn/practice wind water sports all year round. There’s plenty of space for swimming and relaxing as well, with many restaurants, bars, shops, and lounges on the eastern side of the beach.
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Intimate with Eco-Friendly Attractions. Offering more than 3,000 hotel rooms, Samaná’s stunning coastal landscape and Atlantic beaches, coupled with eco-friendly attractions teeming with wildlife, making it a favourite for small groups seeking an intimate nature-focussed destination. 
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Bahia Principe has fully equipped meeting rooms for conferences and conventions, with VIP services to help make your meetings or conventions easy and hassle-free.
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The adults-only Viva Wyndham V Samaná has one meeting room for up to 100 guests.
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Eco-tourism and adventure can be found at the beautiful El Limón waterfall. Take a 2.5-kilometre journey through forest, or by horseback to reach this waterfall. Or go canyoning through El Limón river to reach it.
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Watch the majestic humpback whales during their mating season between 15 January and 30 March.
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The Dominican Jazz Festival October 25-26, 2019 & |
The Dominican Republic Jazz Festival runs from October 25 to 26, 2019 in Santiago and Puerto Plata, and November 1 to 3, 2019 in Sosua and Cabarete. Performers include Pengbian Sang and Retro Jazz, the Berklee Global Jazz Institute (USA), Nando Michelin (Uruguay) and the Dominican Jazz Project.
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Legendary Rock Bands Coming to the Dominican Republic November 2, 2019 – REO Speedway & Asia |
Rock legends REO Speedwagon and Asia, plus internationally acclaimed disc jockey and producer Steve Aoki are booked for performances at Altos de Chavón Amphitheater in La Romana, Dominican Republic.
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Cirque du Soleil’s Awe-Inspiring Bazzar in Punta Cana January 29 through |
Cirque du Soleil will be performing its Bazzar show from January 29, 2020 through February 23, 2020 at the Punta Cana Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. Cirque du Soleil describes the show as "an eclectic lab of infinite creativity where a joyful troupe of acrobats, dancers and musicians craft an awe-inspiring spectacle.”
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Artforo Art Festival in Santo Domingo December 11-15, 2019 |
Artforo 2019 comes to the Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of Fine Arts) in Santo Domingo after exhibiting in New York City. From December 11-15, 2019, Puerto Rican and contemporary Dominican artists will present more than 50 individual exhibitions alongside live performances. Installations and sculptures will be shown in the gardens.
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Dominican Republic Tourism Board |