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Making The Most Out Of Your Dominican Republic Holiday

A holiday at the Dominican Republic is, perhaps, among the most luxurious, if not enjoyable experience you could ever have in the Caribbean. With serene beaches, lovely people, and festive celebrations all year round, you will surely have fun staying at any of Dominican Republic’s town. To help you make the most out of your [...]

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Saturday, February 13th, 2010

Holidays In The Dominican Republic – February To June

Holidays in the Dominican Republic are as varied and as colorful as the country’s history. Most revolve around religion and are celebrated with live music, festivities, and joyous parades.
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The highlight of the Dominican Republic holidays falls on the second month of the year. It is called the ‘Carnival’, a celebration whose history dates as far [...]

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Friday, February 12th, 2010

Holidays In The Dominican Republic

The people of the Dominican Republic are known to be devout Catholics, with almost 89% of its population submitting to Roman Catholicism. They honor several patron saints, and one of them is the Our Lady of Altagracia. In fact, most Dominican Republic holidays are in respect to religion.

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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

Dominican Republic Holidays – La Quinceanera

La Quinceanera, to the outside world, may not be as big a celebration as other Dominican Republic holidays and they are right. This does not mean though that this is less celebratory. What makes La Quinceanera a special event is that it happens all year round, more private maybe, but just as important.
Here is why.

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Wednesday, February 10th, 2010