2023-06-11 07:00:00
Tourism June 11, 2023 – 6:13 pm
Dominican Today grabs two nominations at Pasaporte Abierto 2023 International Tourism Journalism Award
Santo Domingo.- The World Tourism Journalism Organization (WTJO) announced the nominees for its International Tourism Journalism Award, Pasaporte Abierto 2023 (Open Passport), which this year will be given in Panama, and among the finalists is online newspaper Dominican Today.
The news outlet, the first of its kind in the Dominican Republic to be published in English and uninterruptedly, achieved two nominations: one in the category Specialized tourism media (for its tourism section, one of the most visited since its launching in 2005,) and in Investigative journalism, for the article “Specialized tourism for the rich variety of the Dominican Republic’s flora,” written by journalist and head of the tourism section, Adrian R. Morales González.
The announcement was made by Miguel Ledhesma, founding director of the WTJO, at the end of the 12th International Congress of Tourism Journalism, which this year was held in the Dominican Republic and focused on empathetic and effective communication in tourism.
This is the complete list of the 2023 Pasaporte Abierto nominees, according to the WTJO official website, periodismoturistico.org:
Publications:
1. Social relevance.
How to take advantage of tourist resources in heritage cities? Donarys Cruz Cruz. Cuba.
How Nigerian Afrobeats has conquered Iranian ‘tiktokers’ and the rest of the world. Lucía Foraster Garriga. Spain
Sargasso, the good and the bad of its arrival on the Dominican coast. Katheryn Luna. Dominican Republic.
Castillo San Lorenzo recovers its charm for a more resilient tourism. Yelina Perez. Panama.
Where the pupil ended begins the glow of the will. Anita González Sigler. Cuba.
Dominican airlines: from bankruptcy to resurgence with low-cost tickets. Karla Natasha Alcantara Cruz. Dominican Republic.
2. Recognition of others.
The route to the lost vineyard in the Calchaquíes Valleys. Sebastian Varela, Chile
Holy Week in Colombia: Three destinations, one faith. Rosario Ortiz, Colombia.
A price for ancestral cultural value. Mirtha Rodriguez Mendieta. Panama.
The tour guide, spokesman and ambassador of the culture of a country. Yelina Perez. Panama.
An inclusive experience in San Luis Potosí. Eric Barrantes. Peru.
Casabe Doña Mechi: a journey through time full of flavor. Georgina Batista Schrils. Dominican Republic.
3. Originality.
In the land of the Tasmanian devil. Sebastian Varela. Chili.
Bogota Family Options. Yubelkys Mejía. Dominican Republic.
Tourism is reborn in the Caribbean. Mirtha Rodriguez Mendieta. Panama.
Solidarity Kitchen: the action that has saved millions of people in the world from famine. John of God Valentine. Dominican Republic.
Favela Rocinha is in the top 10 black tourism destinations in Latin America. Izela Noriega. Panama.
A traveling pianist or a traveling pianist. Adrian R. Morales Gonzalez. Cuba.
Smart Tourism in the Dominican Republic: The crucial role of blockchain. Ian Manuel Franjul Mejia. Dominican Republic.
4. Journalistic investigation.
1. The most beautiful Cordovan chapels, their secrets and legends. Mariana Otero and Patricia Molaioli. Argentina
2. Lodging tax, between suspicion and distrust. Istar Meza. Mexico
3. Tanzania wants tourists, but is it ready? Lucia Foraster Garriga, Spain.
4. The luxury of traveling (3 deliveries). Katheryn Luna, Dominican Republic
5. TCS Project: an authentic, community and sustainable tourism. The Sustainable Community Tourism Project, in figures. Maricha Martinez Sosa, Dominican Republic
6. Independencia and Bahoruco, sentinels of the ecotourism potential of the deep south. Karla Natasha Alcantara Cruz. Dominican Republic.
7. Specialized tourism for the rich variety of the Dominican Republic’s flora. Adrián R. Morales González. Cuba.
8. Tourist participation and immobilities: the universe that does not travel. Erica Schenkel. Argentina.
Experiences:
5. Media specialized in outstanding tourism.
www.saborysaber.cl. Chile.
Long live missions. Argentina.
Tourism without limits. Colombia.
TV program Viaje Por Aí. Brazil.
DominicanToday.com. Dominican Republic.
www.ilovemexico.travel. Mexico
Daily Tourism Supplement El Sol de San Luis. San Luis Potosi. Mexico.
6. Event of the year.
Date 2023. Dominican Republic.
5th Caiçara de São Sebastião Gastronomic Festival. Brazil.
Feast of São João, in São Luís, Maranhão. Brazil.
Parade of the thousand skirts. Panama.
7. Best tourist proposal.
Route of Emotions. Brazil.
Cachaça Route (Aeia, Paraíba). Brazil.
Patatus Mezcal. Mexico.
Saint Louis by Bike. San Luis Capital. Mexico
8. Responsible tourist destination.
Micheles, Dominican Republic.
Sosua, Dominican Republic.
Monte Verde, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Pirenopolis, Goiás, Brazil.
Cap Cana, Dominican Republic.
Personas:
9. Committed tourism entrepreneurs.
Felipe Augusto. Mayor Sao Sebastiao, Brazil.
Bullfighting Galvan from Rincon Huasteco. San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
Luciana Balbino. Areia, Paraíba, Brazil.
Jose Rodrigues. Acre, Brazil.
10. Teamwork.
Cayo Levantado Resort. Dominican Republic.
Temptation Hotel. Dominican Republic.
Kathmandu. Dominican Republic.
Secretary of Tourism of Maranhão. Brazil.
Consorcio Energético Punta Cana – Macao, SA (CEPM). Dominican Republic.
The monkey’s hand Mexico.
11. Collaborating organization.
Asonahores. Dominican Republic.
Arajet. Dominican Republic.
Association of Hotels of Cancun, Puerto Morelos and Isla Mujeres. Mexico
Tourism Marketing Association. Argentina.
Cluster Santiago Tourist Destination. Dominican Republic.
12. To the trajectory.
Vanessa Dallazuana. Argentina.
Paola Andrea Fernandez Chamaca. Chile.
William Lozano. Colombia.
Mary Ulivi. Argentina.
Chef Eudes Assis, owner of the Taioba restaurant. Brazil.
Hernan Couste. Argentina.
Natalie Vlasenko. Russia.
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