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The Dominican Treasures Catalogue was developed in 2014 through a collaborative effort between the Consorcio Dominicano de Competitividad Turística (CDCT) and the Agencia de los Estados Unidos para el Desarrollo Internacional (USAID).
2014 · 1 pages

Abstract
The project was supported by USAID under the terms of the Acuerdo de Cooperación No. AID-517-A-12-00001. The catalogue serves as a comprehensive guide to the country's rich cultural and natural heritage, highlighting its unique attractions and experiences. The catalogue features a diverse range of destinations, including historic sites, natural wonders, and cultural events. It provides detailed information on each location, including its history, significance, and practical details for visitors. The catalogue also includes a section on sustainable tourism practices, emphasizing the importance of responsible travel and community engagement. The development of the catalogue was a collaborative effort involving local stakeholders, tourism industry professionals, and USAID experts. The project aimed to promote the Dominican Republic as a premier tourist destination, while also supporting the country's economic development and cultural preservation. The catalogue is designed to be a valuable resource for tourists, travel agents, and tour operators, providing them with the information they need to plan and book their trips to the Dominican Republic. The catalogue is organized into several sections, each focusing on a different aspect of the country's tourism industry. The sections include a general introduction to the country's history and culture, a guide to the main tourist attractions, and a section on sustainable tourism practices. The catalogue also includes a directory of local tour operators and travel agencies, providing visitors with a range of options for planning their trips. The development of the catalogue is part of a broader effort to promote the Dominican Republic's tourism industry and support the country's economic development. The project is aligned with the country's national tourism strategy, which aims to increase tourist arrivals and revenue while also promoting cultural preservation and community engagement.
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