The CTSD Board of Directors will be led by Juan Manuel Martín de Oliva

Carolina Alvarez
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Santo Domingo. – The Santo Domingo Tourist Cluster (CTSD) presented its new Board of Directors for the period 2025-2027, which will be chaired by Mr. Juan Manuel Martín de Oliva, Vice President of Tourism Business at Banco Popular Dominicano. Juan Manuel Martín de Oliva announced his three main priorities as a roadmap for his management, which are to promote Santo Domingo as the gastronomic capital of the Caribbean, support the construction of the Santo Domingo Convention Center, and continue to promote Santo Domingo as a city with great tourist appeal.

 “Aquí tenemos el talento, los productos y las historias para convertirnos en un destino culinario de referencia internacional, pero más allá del orgullo cultural, esto representa una enorme oportunidad económica: una ciudad posicionada gastronómicamente atrae más visitantes, prolonga estadías y dinamiza el consumo, activando una cadena de valor que impacta directamente en los pequeños emprendedores y medianos empresarios”,

explicó Martín .
The new president of the CTSD reaffirmed his commitment to the First City of America, recognizing the advances in the Colonial City as key steps to achieve the city model we aspire to.
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As part of its work plan, it announced the creation of Thematic Committees in key areas such as: hotels, investments, governance, infrastructure, restaurants and bars, security, health, communication, travel agencies, tour operators, legal affairs and community relations. In addition, programs such as ‘Leaders Training Leaders’, ‘Turizoneando’, the Public-Private Working Tables, the Integral Tourist Security Table and ‘Hosts in Santo Domingo’ will be strengthened. The president of the Santo Domingo Tourism Cluster highlighted the support of his wife Theresa and his children, to whom he says he owes the commitment to work with integrity and vision. Likewise, he added that he must give back with action everything that this country has given him during these 27 years. The Santo Domingo Tourist Cluster is a non-profit organization based on a public-private partnership. The Ministries of Tourism, Culture and Environment actively participate in this alliance; the Mayor’s Office of the National District and the Commonwealth of Greater Santo Domingo; universities; companies, associations and guilds of the value chain of the tourism sector of Greater Santo Domingo.
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