Influencer Wil Santiago visits the Dominican Republic

Las Américas International Airport (AILA) .- The influencer Wil Santiago, (Backpacking travel blogger), visits the Dominican Republic, after the pandemic, to offer his followers information about the wonderful tourist attractions of a country that is reinventing itself, that it remains a first-rate option and that it is prepared to be a destination that “has it all”.

Mochi, as his followers popularly call him, said that the Dominican Republic is one of his favorite places, in addition to being one of the most visited destinations by Puerto Ricans, his native country, and that this visit is to continue showing the world that truly this country has a great tourist diversity for its visitors.

“At a time when the world tourism market is recovering, what better than Quisqueya, who has been praised for good health and safety management in the face of Covid-19, to show everyone how much this country has to offer ”, Indicated Santiago.

During his stay in the country, Wil will visit the Colonial City of Santo Domingo, which has a great historical and cultural wealth, as well as Bayahibe, Punta Cana, Saona Island, among other tourist attractions.

“My visit is to show Puerto Ricans, and the world, the natural treasures and great diversity that the Dominican Republic has and that tourists are sometimes unaware of, such as its gastronomy, beaches, rivers, which are wonderful,” he said.

He pointed out that, on other occasions, he has visited Bahía de Las Águilas, Monte Cristi, Pico Duarte, Samaná, among other places, so this country is very special for him, and makes him feel at home, in addition to the treatment of the Dominican is not experienced in any other destination.

The influencer entered the country through the Las Américas International Airport (AILA). This trip was coordinated by the Tourism Promotion Office (OPT) in Puerto Rico in collaboration with the advertising firm in that country Lopito, Ileana & Howie. There he was received to the rhythm of the merengue by the folkloric ballet of the Ministry of Tourism, directed by Professor Oscar Batista.

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Wil Santiago (www.mochileando.com) has more than half a million followers on different social networks (Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, website, podcast); Furthermore, he is chairman of the board of a non-profit organization (Fundación Mochileando 100 × 35) in Puerto Rico, which emerged after the passage of Hurricane María and supported dozens of families on the island.