Riu Taíno, the hotel with which the RIU chain started there
international presence a decade ago in the Dominican Republic, has
reopened after a complete refurbishment, passing from 4 to 5 starts and
keeping the system of "all included."
This RIU establishment, with 360 rooms, is on the sea front in Punta
Cana and its inauguration in 1991 represented the first of the Mallorcan
hotel chain outside Spain.
This hotel was followed by 6 more in the Dominican Republic, offering at
present 2,832 rooms with a total of 5,660 beds. After the start of
their international presence in the Dominican Republic, the chain
expanded to Cuba, Florida, México, Portugal, Tunis, Morocco, Bulgaria
and Cyprus. As of today, the firm, that began in 1953 with a small
hotel in Mallorca, has 87 hotels, 23,000 rooms and 10,500 employees.
With a view to the reopening of the Riu Taino, the main Spanish
touroperators in the market will distribute during July attractive
offers around 135,000 pesetas for a full individual weekly package or
for 190,000 pesetas for two weeks.
The Caribbean is one of the favourite resorts for the Spanish RIU
clients. In the last winter season (November to May) RIU increased by
25% the number of their Spanish guests in the Dominican Republic,
centred on Punta Cana and with special preference for the hotels Riu
Taino, Riu Bambú and Riu Palace Macao.
More information:
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Riu Hotels: from a small family business to
an expanding international chain
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The key dates in the history of Riu Hotels
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Riu Hotels 97-99: chain awards
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The RIU philosophy: service with heart Photo: Carmen Riu Güell and Luis Riu Güell, share the post of
Delegate-Board Member for Riu Hotels.
Source:
RIU Hotels