AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAviation: Arajet says flights to Trinidad and Tobago are unlikely before 2028–29 as it waits for Boeing aircraft; the carrier also aims to expand its U.S. network in 2027. Air Canada is adding seasonal Montréal–Santo Domingo service, while the Dominican Republic and Canada signed an aviation security agreement. Energy: The government says electricity rates will remain frozen, with subsidies cushioning households and productive sectors from rising costs. From Nov. 1, some rooftop-solar customers will also face a fee on power exported to the grid. Tourism: Four Seasons plans to open its first Dominican resort in Miches in mid-2027, with 95 rooms and 25 residences. The Tourism Ministry is also using Visa spending data to better target visitor campaigns. Agriculture: New rules for the 2026–27 sugar harvest prioritize domestic supply, require export permits and tighten production reporting. Trade: Dominican companies are promoting exports at SIAL Paris as Dominican Week seeks stronger commercial ties with France.
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