The Dominican Republic is putting on its best bib and tucker for the Saturday 14 grand opening of the first-ever Cap Cana Hotel in a ceremony likely to be attended by Dominican President Leonel Fernandez.
The new facility –built by the guidelines of late architect Andres Piñeiro- will feature 180 grand deluxe suites that will surely make it one of the Caribbean´s fanciest lodgings.
Viva Wyndham Resorts has just put two brand-new hotels under its belt in the Dominican Republic, pushing the tally up to five lodgings in that Caribbean nation. The Viva Wyndham Samana and the Viva Wyndham Playa Dorada are now raising the chain’s stock of accommodations there to 1,473 rooms.
Viva Wyndham already owns the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach, the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Palace, both in La Romana, and the Viva Wyndham Tangerine in Cabarete. Now the company’s tourist offer has stretched out to the travel destinations of Puerto Plata and Samana.
Spanish group Iberostar will enhance its operations in Brazil with the grand opening of a deluxe cruise route down the Amazonian River. The initial price tag of the entire operation will exceed $250 million in tourist infrastructure.
The Iberostar Grand Amazon is the first of two five-star floating hotels to be run by Iberostar Hotels & Resorts in the South American nation.
American hotel chain Sonesta will hang out its shingle in Argentina by opening lodging facilities in ten cities as part of its expansion plan throughout the entire region, local newspaper Hoy reported today.
The US company has inked contracts to build a couple of hotels in Buenos Aires. Groubd-breaking works for one of those establishments are supposed to get cracking by the end of the ongoing year.
The 420-room Ritz-Carlton Rose Hall is temporarily closed until May 19 as a result of water damage incurred from torrential downpours April 27.
The property, which was close to 100% full at the time of the rainstorm, relocated guests to other properties in Jamaica. Guests who cut short their vacations will be rebooked at a later date.
Cuban tourism group Gaviota S.A., one of the island nation´s major tour operators, is now running the Playa Alameda Varadero Hotel.
Perched on Cuba´s premier sun-and-sand destination, this 391-room lodging (all air-conditioned) is outfitted with full-fledged bathrooms, independent shower stalls, hairdryer, pay-TV, direct calling phone service, iron and ironing board, coffeemaker, CD player, roomy dressing walk-in closets, minibars and safety boxes.