Ottawa, February 20, 2019 \u2013 The Embassy of the Dominican Republic in Canada, in cooperation with the country\u2019s Ministry of Tourism, will celebrate a three-day gastronomic and cultural festival in Ottawa to celebrate the 65th anniversary of the establishment of bilateral relations between both nations.<\/p>\n
For a second consecutive year, Santo Domingo – the Dominican Republic\u2019s capital city \u2013 has been chosen as the gastronomic capital of the Caribbean by the Ibero-American Gastronomic Academy and the Royal Spanish Academy of Gastronomy.<\/p>\n
The event is the perfect setting to highlight the Dominican Republic\u2019s rich culinary tradition.<\/p>\n
The Festival is scheduled to take place from February 25-27 at the Sheraton Ottawa Hotel, situated in the very center of the Canadian capital. The festival agenda includes seminars, daily lunches with menus prepared by Dominican chefs Indhira Peguero and Paulette Tejada, cultural exhibits, business meetings, and much more. <\/p>\n
Festival organizers have also included the participation of representatives from the country\u2019s tourism, health, agricultural and gastronomic sectors. The goal is to bring to Canada an educational and productive event that will highlight the many attractions of the Dominican Republic.<\/p>\n
The Dominican Ambassador in Canada, Pedro Verg\u00e9s Ciman \u2013 along with members of the diplomatic mission \u2013 and the Office of Tourism in Montreal, will formally open the event. Invited guests include representatives from Canadian airline companies, tour operators, media outlets, private sector representatives, members of Parliament and Canadian officials.<\/p>\n
The Dominican Republic
\nThe first tourist to visit the Dominican Republic was Christopher Columbus in 1492.
\nThe richness of the country\u2019s history has contributed to the development of an important tourism destination, offering tourists from all over the world a varied menu of hotels and facilities to fit the needs of the particular traveler.
\nSome 800,000 Canadian visitors visit the country every year. Recognized by the International Association of Golf Tour Operators as the number one golf destination in the Caribbean and Latin America, the Dominican Republic features 26 golf courses, luxury hotels, a pristine environment and picturesque towns and villages. Visitors are always greeted by the warm hospitality of Dominicans.
\nThe Dominican Republic is also home to some of the world\u2019s most beautiful beaches, and brings with it a rich history and culture. It is considered the perfect destination for celebrities, couples and families.
\nThe event\u2019s press kit is available in the official website of the Ministry of Tourism of the Dominican Republic.
\nwww.GoDominicanRepublic.com<\/p>\n
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