Tourism in Punta Cana has reached an unprecedented milestone of 11 million visitors by 2024, consolidating its position as the Caribbean’s leading tourist destination. This record not only reflects the growing preference of travelers for this tropical paradise, but also has a significant impact on the local economy.
Factors driving this growth:
Increased air connectivity, with new direct routes from the U.S., Canada and Europe.
Expansion of the hotel sector, with the opening of more than 15 new luxury resorts.
Promotion of experiential tourism, highlighting activities such as ecotourism, water sports and local gastronomy.
Implementation of tax incentives for investors in the real estate and tourism sectors.
This growth has generated thousands of direct and indirect jobs and has boosted the real estate market, where projects such as Marea Golf & Spa Residences in Cap Cana and Kasa Living in Punta Cana offer high returns on investment for buyers interested in tourism real estate.
Economic impact and projection:
According to data from the Central Bank of the Dominican Republic, the tourism sector accounted for 25% of GDP in 2024, generating more than $7.5 billion in revenues. It is estimated that by 2025, the number of visitors will exceed 12 million, further consolidating the economic stability of the region.
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