In a landmark meeting at the National Palace, President Luis Abinader of the Dominican Republic welcomed a delegation from the Dominican Association of Tourism Press (Adompretur), led by its president, journalist Sarah Hernández. The session, described as highly productive, centered on advancing the Dominican tourism sector, with the President pledging full support for the creation of the Dominican Tourism Museum, a project spearheaded by Adompretur’s executive board. The museum aims to honor the nation’s tourism pioneers and recognize contributions from both public and private sectors that have driven the industry’s growth. Following the meeting, a dedicated Adompretur commission is set to meet with Carlos Andújar, Director General of Museums, to explore potential sites for the museum. Additionally, President Abinader agreed to formally include Adompretur in the Tourism Cabinet, acknowledging the critical role of specialized media in disseminating sector-related policies and achievements. Hernández emphasized the importance of tourism journalists in promoting policies that fuel the country’s economic, cultural, and social development. The President also expressed interest in Adompretur’s involvement in future projects focused on tourism promotion, sustainability, and education. The meeting concluded with Adompretur presenting President Abinader with a plaque recognizing his contributions to the sector. Hernández praised the President’s open-door policy and reaffirmed Adompretur’s commitment to responsible journalism that supports sustainable and inclusive tourism growth.
President Abinader and Adompretur boost creation of Dominican Tourism Museum
