Today’s Cap Cana is progressing day by day to become not only an integrated, sustainable and forward-thinking private destination city, but also a benchmark for smart, technological cities that show the country’s front and back.
Today, the Dominican Republic has consolidated its position as the region’s largest economy and most developed tourist destination, and the number of visitors to the Dominican Republic has also increased significantly, considering that in the past five years a very diverse range of activities have been added to tourism in general.
Cap Cana today is not only an integrated, sustainable and advanced civil destination city, but is also rapidly becoming a benchmark for smart technology cities, marking a turning point for the Dominican Republic and becoming the most attractive sporting destination for sectors of the highest and most demanding nature. Our city embodies the many advantages and advances that can be attributed to the country as a whole in tourism and economy, as it is a diverse destination for tourism, real estate and hotels, closely linked to sustainability, with structural growth planned for the future and increasingly approaching its status as a global benchmark for modernism, technology and luxury tourism.
Cap Cana has attracted a total of US$4.758 billion in investments over its 23-year history, with an average annual investment of US$213 million. The underlying infrastructure, valued at over US$1.2 billion, supports the largest luxury real estate cluster in the Dominican Republic. The project itself has generated more than 20,000 jobs (direct and indirect), making a significant contribution to the social welfare of the region, and its vibrant daily life makes it an ideal city for people to live, work and enjoy leisure and recreation.
