Tourism guarantees delivery of the second phase in the Colonial City by December
The Minister of Tourism, David Collado, announced that the work corresponding to the second stage of intervention in the Colonial City will conclude before the end of the year. The main objective is to ensure that both residents and tourists can tour this emblematic cultural heritage site without the inconveniences caused by streets closed for construction.
I can guarantee here that the phase two intervention will be ready in the month of December so that everyone can enjoy a Colonial Zone that is cultural heritage without closed streets.
David Collado, Minister of Tourism
Investment and commitment to heritage
For the execution of these improvements, the Ministry of Tourism has allocated a budget of 400 million pesos. These funds are aimed at the recovery, adaptation, and enhancement of the historical spaces that make up the heart of Santo Domingo.
- Improvement of urban infrastructure at key points.
- Optimization of traffic for pedestrians and residents.
- Preservation of the historical and cultural value of the area.
The Colonial City remains one of the most important tourist hubs in the Dominican Republic, attracting thousands of visitors who seek to connect with the country’s history. With this intervention, the authorities seek to elevate the experience of those who walk its streets and strengthen the appeal of this essential destination for local and international tourism.
