Puerto Plata authorities participate in the reopening of the Senator hotel chain
PUERTO PLATA.- Part of the main authorities of Puerto Plata participated today in the act of reopening the hotel complex owned by the Spanish chain Senator Hotels & Resorts.
The brief activity was led by Mr. Alejandro Castillo, who is the CEO of Senator in the Dominican Republic, and reported that they have already received the first guests who will occupy 30 rooms.
He explained that in this first stage, only the Playabachata Hotel will be in service, which is one of the two establishments in the Senator hotel complex and is the largest number of rooms in Puerto Plata since it has 1,590.
“Going out to the market and starting operations with a limited number of reserved rooms, but with 200 employees, is an expression of support and confidence in the speedy recovery of tourism activity in this region,” Castillo said.
After cutting the symbolic ribbon of reopening, the hotel executive thanked the presence of the current deputy and senator-elect of Puerto Plata, Ginette Bournigal de Jiménez, the municipal mayor of San Felipe de Puerto Plata, Roquelito García, as well as the provincial director of Tourism Jakaira Cid.
Likewise, the president of the Association of Hotels, Restaurants and Tourist Companies of the North (ASHONORTE), José Natalio Redondo, as well as Enrique de Marchena Kaluche who is an entrepreneur with an outstanding career in the Dominican tourism sector.
The Senator chain ensures that with the reopening of its first hotel, a confidence signal is sent to the market and the results can be observed since the tour operators will verify that they can bring their clients because there they are offered a guarantee of health security.
Source: Puerto Plata Digital
July 6, 2020
Category: DR News |