Banreservas identifies new sustainable tourism investment opportunities at ITB Berlin 2026

Yerandi Santana
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Berlin, Germany. – Banco de Reservas concluded its participation in the 60th edition of the International Tourism Exchange (ITB Berlin 2026), where it identified new development opportunities for tourism infrastructure and modernization of services, with emphasis on initiatives aligned with environmental sustainability criteria. In addition, proposals for investment funds and co-financing with financial structures aimed at boosting hospitality, connectivity, and tourism support services projects were analyzed. The agenda also included strategic meetings with hoteliers, investors, tour operators, and second-tier banks, aimed at financing sustainable tourism projects and promoting the Dominican Republic as a leading destination in the region. The Banreservas delegation was headed by Deyanira Pappaterra, Vice President of Tourism Business; Daniel García Archibald, Vice President of Strategic Programs; Judith Rubiera, Director of Tourism Business; and Yamel Pimentel, Tourism Business Manager. We recommend reading:Banreservas recognizes Winston “Chilote” Llenas in tribute to the 93 years of the Águilas Cibaeñas
Another achievement obtained by the Banreservas delegation was the meeting with the president of the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), with whom they discussed issues related to sustainability, innovation, responsible investment, and the strengthening of public-private partnerships to accelerate the growth of the sector globally. Likewise, the Embassy of the Dominican Republic in Germany played a key role in coordinating commercial and bilateral relations between both countries, promoting joint cooperation initiatives, trade missions, and networking events aimed at expanding the presence of the Dominican destination in the German and European market. As a result of these meetings, the participating actors proposed to move forward with the formalization of memorandums of understanding and cooperation agreements with strategic partners, in addition to establishing a schedule of follow-up meetings with investors, tour operators, and hotel chains interested in developing projects in the country. Also, the role of the Dominican Republic’s representation office in Madrid was highlighted as a strategic bridge for tourism promotion, attracting investments, and strengthening ties with the Dominican diaspora in Europe. You can also read: Banreservas reiterated its commitment to continue driving the growth of Dominican tourism through innovative financial solutions, strategic advice, and public-private partnerships that contribute to generating investment, employment, and new opportunities for the sustainable development of the country. ‎
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