For decades, Punta Cana grew up driven by tourism. Now it needs to grow driven by planning. Urban expansion, population growth, pressure on public services and the need for new infrastructure have placed the Territorial Planning Plan (POT) at the center of a decision that transcends any sectoral discussion.What is approved—or no longer approved—in the coming months will directly influence how Punta Cana will develop in the coming decades.The rea…
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For decades, Punta Cana grew up driven by tourism. Now it needs to grow driven by planning. Urban expansion, population growth, pressure on public services and the need for new infrastructure have placed the Territorial Planning Plan (POT) at the center of a decision that transcends any sectoral discussion.What is approved—or no longer approved—in the coming months will directly influence how Punta Cana will develop in the coming decades.The rea…