The Dominican Republic has seen a surge in international tourism in recent months, with a record-breaking 519,349 tourist arrivals in November. This is a far cry from the 3,000 visitors that Punta Cana received annually when the international airport first opened in the 1980s. Fast forward to today, and the passenger count has skyrocketed to 2.4 million per year, with an average growth rate of 7% annually. Travel Off Path recently conducted research on all-inclusive offerings in Punta Cana from January 14 to 21 to get an idea of the average costs for next winter. Additionally, a new theme park called Kathmandu is set to open its first phase in the new year, further increasing the appeal of Punta Cana as a tourist destination.
For those who opt for an all-inclusive property, there are plenty of options on the beaches of Punta Cana. The area offers a better chance of finding a secluded spot along the beach for some peace and quiet. For more detailed information on which cities and airlines fly directly to Punta Cana this winter. The Dominican Republic, and particularly Punta Cana, is becoming increasingly popular among tropical travelers.
