Tourism

Our country possesses countless natural resources that make us the quintessential investment and tourism destination. With the most robust industry in the region, the sector has worked to diversify its offerings and, most importantly, focus on high-quality tourism.

The Dominican government is committed to maintaining security, developing infrastructure, promoting the Dominican Republic in the most efficient way possible, and increasing facilities for foreign investors.
The Cornielle & Cornielle International Legal Center has partners in the United States of America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America, with the primary goal of providing the highest quality services to our clients in defense of their interests.

In 1998, the Cornielle & Cornielle International Legal Center merged with the law firm Pérez Sánchez and Associates, ushering in a new generation of services that combines experienced lawyers with young talent, creating the perfect balance to handle legal matters in any country of the world preferentially.

We work in four (4) languages: Spanish, English, French, and Italian, to ensure that language barriers do not stand in our way. There are no seas, oceans, or borders that distance us from our clients, as we are the only law firm in the Dominican Republic with the ability to travel to any country in the world to get closer to you. We offer our clients air, maritime, and land transportation, providing preferential service throughout the national territory.

Santo Domingo. The capital city of the Dominican Republic, which attracts all the business and cultural tourism due to being the oldest city in the Americas.

It is also one of the largest metropolises in the Caribbean, with over 3 million inhabitants.

Barahona is located in the southwestern part of the island and is part of the Enriquillo region. Its economy is a combination of tourism, mining, and agriculture.

It is one of the most important cities on the island, with a bustling port and a wide range of ecotourism attractions. Barahona has an airport, an industrial port, and a free trade zone dedicated to textile production.

Internationally known thanks to Casa de Campo, the first tourist resort in the Caribbean and one of the first in the world, it spans 7,000 acres and has been considered globally as the best-planned luxury community in the Caribbean. It boasts 12.5 tennis courts (dubbed the "Wimbledon of the Caribbean"), 4 golf courses (named the "World's Leading Golf Resort" for 8 consecutive years), polo, shooting, a marina (the largest in the Caribbean), and extraordinary beaches. It also features the cultural village of Altos de Chavón, a hotel, and the finest restaurants in the Caribbean. The resort is gated and has its own security agency, firefighters, and public services.

Moreover, the project provides employment for over 10,000 people from La Romana, significantly contributing to the economic development of the city.

La Altagracia. It records the highest number of tourist accommodations with a total of 34,010 rooms, representing 50.9% of the country's housing supply.

In this province, the sustained growth of the Punta Cana-Bávaro destination stands out. The Bávaro-Macao-Punta Cana region, on the east coast of the country, has been primarily developed by the private sector.

The government sector has had minimal intervention, which showcases the investors' confidence in the tourism potential of the country.

Samaná. It has 2,216 rooms with dreamlike landscapes between Samaná, Las Terrenas, and Las Galeras.

It has the potential for growth due to the construction of an international airport.

Monte Cristi. Located in the northwest region of the island. The main activity is agriculture, with the production of bananas, plantains, and rice. The production of salt is also noteworthy. Livestock farming includes cattle, goats, and sheep.

In the tourism area, visitors can explore places such as Isla Cabra, Cayo Siete Hermanos, and El Morro de Monte Cristi. Activities include underwater diving, boat rides through the mangrove channels, commercial and sport fishing, visits to beaches, resorts, national parks, and historical monuments in the city.