The Dominican republic is one of the few places Russians can go without a visa.  We have always known that Russia could be a big source for future sales.  With the tremendous amount of infrastructure (airports, highways, water/sewer systems, ports, etc) being built, now is the time to investigate residential and commercial property, especially along the Samana Peninsula.

Two of Russia's major airlines will increase from two to five their nonstop weekly flights from Moscow and St. Petersburg, starting in winter and spring 2008-2009.  This move should increase flow of Russian tourists to Dominican Republic by more than 100%.  

Of these charter flights, four will be to Punta Cana, via the airline Transaero, with 320-passenger planes and one to Puerto Plata, via the carrier Rossya, which will start operations in March using 767-300 jets, with a capacity of 330 seats.