Golf News - Dominican Republic Receives Boost From Private Investment

The Dominican Republic is quickly earning itself a reputation as one of the most hotly anticipated destinations for golf – thanks to considerable private investment in infrastructure including the International Airport, developed and operated by the same consortium responsible for the development of the Punta Cana Resort and Corales Golf Course.

Up to 1 million visitors fly into the resort from international locations in America, Europe and UK – it’s fair to say that golf development and tourism in the Dominican Republic is prolific.

Except for the odd hurricane which is expected the Caribbean resort is bathed in outstanding weather for much of the year. The area boasts an abundance of affordable and attentive labour, whilst its natural surroundings are unmatched throughout the world. Additional assistance from the federal government to boost tourism, including the development of local infrastructure to and from its airport is welcomed.

The golf scene exploded in the early seventies in a country that was previously recognised on the world stage for its production of sugar. Investment from the private sector has seen the development of its north-east coastline explode in recent times.

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