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The Dominican Republic will be the guest of honor country at the International French Travel Market (IFTM) -Top Resa 2025 tourism fair, which will take place in the French capital from September 23 to 25, a scenario in which the Banco de Reservas will present investment and cultural projects to strengthen the country's presence in Europe.
The Banreservas delegation is headed by the Senior Executive Vice President of Business, Ysidro García, accompanied by Ms. Deyanira Papaterra, Vice President of Tourism Business; Flore Guimard, Vice President of Specialized Credit; Daniel García Archibald, Vice President of Public Relations; Yubelkis Ramírez, Vice President of Marketing; Judith Rubiera, Director of Tourism Business; Yamel Pimentel, Tourism Business Manager, and Héctor Romero, Communications Advisor.
Top Resa, in its 46th edition, will have a predicted attendance of more than 31,000 visitors, including travel agents, tourism offices, airlines, hotel groups, tour operators, technology companies, startups and investors, among others, according to its organizers.
Within the official activities, Banreservas will present the exhibition "Melissa 20 Moments", by the Dominican artist Melissa Roedán, reaffirming its commitment to the promotion of national talent and the integration of culture in the country's positioning strategy as a tourist destination.
Dr. Leonardo Aguilera, Executive President of Banco de Reservas, highlighted that this concentration of sector actors constitutes a key opportunity to promote the Dominican Republic, not only as a vacation destination, but also as an attractive market for foreign investment.
"The efforts made by Banreservas for Top Resa demonstrate a commitment to the country's economic development and the well-being of Dominicans," added the executive.
He indicated that the country's presence at these globally relevant events reaffirms President Luis Abinader's strategy in tourism, which has resulted in the projection of more than 12 million visitors to the Dominican Republic this year.
The banking institution supports with financing exceeding US$2,000 million, in hotel projects, cruise ports and other strategic sectors that strengthen the value chain of this important generator of jobs and foreign currency for the country.
