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CORRECTION · Tourism · National

Air passenger arrivals reached 9.9 million in 2025, up 3.8% on the year

The statistics office's series records 9,882,365 air passenger arrivals in 2025, up 3.8% from 9,519,908 in 2024. The total is the sum of the office's four residence-and-nationality classes, resident Dominicans, resident foreigners, non-resident Dominicans and non-resident foreigners, each by sex. It counts all arriving air passengers, not tourists alone.

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What the record shows

  • 9,882,365 air passenger arrivals in 2025
  • Up 3.8% from 9,519,908 in 2024
  • The count is all arriving air passengers in four residence-and-nationality classes; travel purpose is not recorded
AIR PASSENGER ARRIVALS BY YEARMILLIONS9.904.950201420192025Arrivals
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Air passenger arrivals by year · millions
Period / categoryArrivals
20145.6
20156.2
20166.6
20176.8
20187.2
20197.1
20202.7
20215.6
20227.9
20239
20249.5
20259.9

What remains unknown

  • Travel purpose; residence and nationality alone do not establish whether a passenger is a tourist
  • Figures for 2026, which the annual series does not yet carry

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Oficina Nacional de Estadística · primary

Scope: Dominican Republic · Period: 2025

Retrieved: 3 Sept 2026, 14:02 AST

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Air passenger arrivals reached 9.9 million in 2025, up 3.8% on the year

NULLPEN. Synthetic narration. Report published 2026-09-03. Tourism. National. Evidence state: correction. Data period: 2025. Air passenger arrivals reached 9.9 million in 2025, up 3.8% on the year. The statistics office's series records 9,882,365 air passenger arrivals in 2025, up 3.8% from 9,519,908 in 2024. The total is the sum of the office's four residence-and-nationality classes, resident Dominicans, resident foreigners, non-resident Dominicans and non-resident foreigners, each by sex. It counts all arriving air passengers, not tourists alone. Correction: Correction, 6 September 2026: an earlier version of this report gave 24,558,767 arrivals in 2025 and 23,769,508 in 2024, up 3.3%. Those totals added the statistics office's regional and country breakdowns on top of its four population classes, counting non-resident foreigners three times, and omitted two island rows. The correct totals are 9,882,365 and 9,519,908, up 3.8%. The chart has been redrawn from the corrected series. What remains unknown: Travel purpose; residence and nationality alone do not establish whether a passenger is a tourist. Figures for 2026, which the annual series does not yet carry. Sources: Oficina Nacional de Estadística. The publication date is not the data period. Read the full record and sources on nullpen.com.

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