The sign indicates the measures the Dominican Republic takes against the spreadof the corona virus including a nightly curfew.

Open beaches, nightly curfew

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The nightly curfew regulations have further been relaxed by the Dominican government. Covid-19 curfew hours nationwide are as follows now: from 10pm to 5am Monday to Friday (also if it[…]

Dominican Tourismminister David collado and Vice president Peña in a press conference about on Germany's decision to take the Dominican Republic offthe list of COVID19 risk areas.

Green light from Germany

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Green light from Germany: The Dominican Republic has been taken off the list of COVID-19 Risk Areas. From the Dominican Republic to Germany The good news comes at the right[…]

Covid-19 vaccination picture shows ampoule and needle.

Test despite Vaccine

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“If I have been vaccinated in the DR, do I need to be tested in order to travel back home?” The answer is: Yes, you do. Although you may have[…]

Watching two whales breaching in the bay of Samana, Dominican Republic.

Whale Watching in Samaná

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Each year, hundreds of humpback whales come from the Northern Atlantic to the warm waters of the Dominican Republic to mate, birth and nurse their calves. They can be watched[…]

IIC Spanish School facilitator Luis Ramon and assistant Berenice Franco looking good in their new school t-shirts.

Guapo/a: same word, different meaning

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The same Spanish word can have completely different meanings in the various Spanish speaking countries. Example: “Guapo/a” in the Dominican Republic is used to express that someone is mad about[…]

Fireworks are shot into the nightly sky of the Dominican Republic as one of the many Dominican New Year's Traditions.

Dominican New Year´s Traditions

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How do Dominicans celebrate New Year’s Eve? There are many traditions, myths and superstitions in Dominican culture. For many Dominicans still nowadays, on New Year’s Eve it is about doing[…]