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Getting To
The Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic has two
international airports. Las Americas International
Airport is located in Santo Domingo. La Union
International Airport is located about 23 miles east of Puerto Plata. Las Americas can be
confusing and chaotic. Visitors are often required to undergo a very thorough
customs check. As these customs officals are often overworked and underpaid,
they can sometimes be pretty
sharp with visitors. Your best bet is to keep your cool and
continue to be polite. Being rude can only make the process more difficult.
Be wary of letting anyone handle your bags, since thieves frequently pose as
porters. Take care of your luggage yourself. Be sure to keep valuables in carry-on luggage, not your checked bags
as stolen
luggage is not uncommon. For these reasons most Caribbean traffic passes through
La Union which, though farther from tourist destinations, makes for an easier
arrival and departure.
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Cities and Towns in the
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Suggestions For
Dining in The Dominican Republic
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Favorite Places
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Books, Magazines and Other Information
Dominican Republic
Links
Dominican Republic Travel and Tourism
Another good source for information is
The
Dominican Republic Page. Be sure to check it out!
Click here for language
helps, dictionaries,
electronic translators,
language software and other helps for learning
a foreign language. Being able to speak at least some of the language in the
country you are visiting will help you have a better time and enjoy your trip
more. Jim.
2007 Travel Alert - Passports Needed for Canada, Mexico,
Bermuda and Caribbean.
Beginning
January 23, 2007, ALL persons,
including U.S. citizens, traveling by
air between the United States and Canada, Mexico, Central and
South America, the Caribbean, and Bermuda will be required to present a valid
passport. As early as January 1, 2008,
ALL persons, including U.S. citizens, traveling between the U.S. and Canada,
Mexico, Central and South America, the Caribbean, and Bermuda by
land or
sea (including ferries), may be
required to present a valid passport or other documents as determined by the
Department of Homeland Security.
Click here for the State Department Summary.
And, if you need a passport in a hurry, because you
forgot to apply months ago when you should have and your trip is almost upon
you, click on
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