Frank Rainieri

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DescriptionFrank Rafael Rainieri Marranzini is a businessman from the Dominican Republic. He is the chairman and founder of Puntacana Group. According to Forbes, Rainieri has one of the ten largest fortunes in the Dominican Republic, with a net worth near the billion-dollar mark. Wikipedia

Born: 1944 (age 75 years), Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic

Net worth: Near US$ 1.0 billion

Children: Paola, Francesca, and Frank Elías

Alma mater: Saint Joseph's University

Awards: Order of Merit of Duarte, Sánchez and Mella, Order of Christopher Columbus

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Former President Bill Clinton vacation in Punta Cana with the Rainieri …

arecoa.com - Feb 6, 2018

The former president of the United States, Bill Clinton , is in … in the company of the Puntacana Group CEO, Frank Rainieiri, of his …

Former President Bill Clinton Visits Punta Cana

Listin Diario (Press Release) - Feb 6, 2018

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Out of the 45 presidents in United States history, only two of them have ever been impeached: Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton . Johnson was …

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Clinton family receives 2016 with the Rainieri in Punta Cana

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Once again the former US president Bill Clinton and his wife … the executives of Puntacana Resort & Club, Frank Rainieri and his family.

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Clinton Family in Punta Cana

Listín Diario (Press release) - Jan 14, 2016

Once again the former US President Bill Clinton and his … daughter Chelsea and his granddaughter, shared with businessman Frank Rainieri and …

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https://www.arecoa.com/destinos/2019/06/12/rainieri-punta-cana-permanece-uno-los-destinos-mas-seguros-del-caribe/

HE EXPLAINED THAT TOURISM OF THE MAIN POLE OF THE COUNTRY HAS NOT BEEN AFFECTED

Rainieri: Punta Cana remains one of the safest destinations in the Caribbean

Ernesto Veloz, said campaign is orchestrated to demean fate

They qualify from isolated past unfortunate events

Related subjects: Asoleste , Asonahores , Ernesto Veloz , Frank Rainieri , PUNTACANA Group , Mitur , OMT , Punta Cana , Dominican Republic

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Leaders of the tourism sector of the East region expressed that Punta Cana continues to be one of the safest destinations in the Caribbean region after the specific events involving North American tourists.

Frank Rainieri , CEO of Grupo Puntacana , explained that despite the death toll in American tourists that have come to light in recent days, tourism from the main pole of the country has not been affected.

For his part, the president of the Association of Hotels and Projects of the East ( Asoleste ), Ernesto Veloz , described the incidents as an orchestrated campaign to demerit the largest tourist destination in the Caribbean.

It is recalled that both the Ministry of Tourism ( Mitur ) and the Association of Hotels and Tourism ( Asonahores ), recently indicated in a press conference that these are isolated events reported death of American tourists in the country, and that the nation It is one of the safest in the region for visitors, its hospitality and tourism advancement being recognized by the World Tourism

https://www.arecoa.com/destinos/2019/06/17/mayor-ttoo-chino-visita-rd-concretar-llegada-turistas/

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DIVERSITY OF THE COUNTRY'S TOURISM PRODUCT GENERATES INTEREST IN THE ASIAN GIANT

The largest Chinese TTOO visits RD to confirm the arrival of tourists

The tour operator Ctrip opts for RD among its main objectives

Deputy Minister Fernández received the company's top executives

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June 17, 2019 By RA Leave a comment

The main tour operator of China, Ctrip , is in the Dominican Republic to know in person the variety of tourist attractions of this Caribbean nation, and thus specify the arrival of nationals of the Asian giant to the DR.

Also, the eastern delegation that visits the country from the 15, will remain until the 22 of the month that passes, is conformed by Miya Fang, Tony Luo, Venus Wang and Poppy Yang , the highest executives of the aforementioned firm.

Likewise, they were accompanied by Montserrat Despradel , official of the Ministry of Tourism and Jenny Silva , Dominican representative of Mitur in the People's Republic of China.

And, Ctrip, the company that handles more than 60% of tourism operations and travel in China, is interested in working with the Dominican Republic for the diversity in its offer; This was expressed by Phoenix Du , Destination Project and Marketing Manager, on a visit to the Ministry of Tourism ( Mitur ).

In that sense, Du, when making his official presentation at the Mitur, revealed the interest of his company in working to bring his compatriots to the most visited nation in the region, he also expressed his intention to be chosen as his destination.

Upon arrival at the government institution, they were received by Fausto Fernández , vice minister of International Cooperation; as well as by Giselle Díaz, director of International Relations.

Ctrip is part of the work plan of the Tourist Promotion Office of the Mitur in China, "taking into account the great ability of this company to move Chinese citizens to to do tourism to the Dominican Republic, "he said.

"This Fam Trip is the first step to make the promotion in the Chinese market, giving you the chance to know and enjoy the country, to feedback their experiences, they will make punctual visits to cultural, historical and tourism, as well as meetings and visits to hotel complexes to know their products and suppliers, "said the representative of Mitur in China.

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https://www.puntacana.com/press/press-releases/item/frank-rainieri-distinguished-caribbean-hotelier-addressed-unwto-conference

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Frank Rainieri, Distinguished Caribbean Hotelier Addressed UNWTO Conference

FRANK RAINIERI HONORED BY UN WORLD TOURISM ORGANIZATION FOR LIFELONG CONTRIBUTIONS TO CARIBBEAN TOURISM

Honors Presented by Jamaican Minister of Tourism at Gala Awards Dinner in Montenegro Punta

Punta Cana, Dominican Republic– Grupo Puntacana is proud to announce that Frank Rainieri, the resort’s founder, president and CEO, and one of the most influential businessmen in the Caribbean, was recently honored by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (WTO) for his “innovation and [the] global impact of [his] contribution to the development of tourism in the Caribbean”. At a gala awards ceremony held on November 8 in Jamaica, Mr. Rainieri was honored alongside Sandals Resorts founder and Chairman Gordon “Butch” Stewart and Carnival Corp. Chairman Micky Arison.

The Honorable Ed Bartlett, the Minister of Tourism for Jamaica, conferred the award and celebrated Mr. Rainieri and his peers for their “contribution to the development of regional tourism in land, sea and air.” In addition to receiving recognition for his work, Mr. Rainieri participated in a Plenary 2 roundtable discussion at the WTO conference, “From Boardroom Decisions to Destination Development.” The session was moderated by Prof. Donald Hawkins, Professor Emeritus of Management and Tourism Discussion at George Washington University. It featured private sector leaders from diverse industry sectors, who discussed emerging trends and key drivers of destination development over the next 10 years.

Mr. Rainieri spoke to how sustainable tourism partnerships contribute to job creation, connectivity and inclusive growth. The Punta Cana region of the Dominican Republic is a case study in Mr. Rainieri’s commitment to sustainable tourism. His efforts in the region have transformed Punta Cana into one of the world’s most prized tourism destinations. Mr. Rainieri, in fact, helped created the “Punta Cana” brand itself, in the 1970s. It is now the most recognized Dominican brand in the world.

In doing so, he has helped Punta Cana thrive. Mr. Rainieri is president of Grupo Puntacana Foundation, a non-profit entity that advocates social responsibility and ecological programs. He has overseen the creation of the Oscar de la Renta Pediatric Center, which was built in Mr. De la Renta’s memory by Grupo Puntacana Foundation. Located in the Verón Punta Cana region of La Altagracia, the pediatric center renders services to Dominican children free of charge – diagnosing and treating illness, offering regular checkups ad immunizations, taking x-rays and scans and tracking children’s growth progress.

Mr. Rainieri is also the owner of the first international commercial and private airport in the world, the Punta Cana International Airport. It is a modern facility that incorporates innovative and eco-friendly designs, and now ranks among the busiest airports in the Caribbean.

Puntacana Group has earned numerous international awards for its commitment to sustainable tourism. These include the prestigious World Tourism and Travel Council’s “Tourism for Tomorrow” award for Destination Stewardship, the Condé Nast Traveler “World Savers Award” and the “Global Vision” award from Travel & Leisure Magazine. The resort also earned a Platinum Award in the HSMAI and National Geographic Traveler “Leader in Sustainable Tourism Award” category.

He has served as President of the National Association of Hotels and Restaurants in the Dominican Republic, as well as President of the Dominican Association of Airports. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the 2

Caribbean Hotel Association, the WPO International, the Clinton Global Initiative and the World Travel and Tourism Council.

In tourism, he has served as: President of National Association of Hotels and Restaurants of the DR, (ASONAHORES); and is an active member of this association. He is currently President of the Dominican Association of Airports; and serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA); the WPO International; Clinton Global Initiative Org; and the World Travel and Tourism Council.

About Grupo Puntacana

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Punta Cana story’s begins in 1969 when a group of American investors, led by Ted Kheel, purchased 30 square miles of undeveloped land that stretched along five miles of the coast of La Altagracia province, on the country’s eastern region known for its pristine white-sand beaches lined with thousands of coconut trees. At the time, there was no road access to this particular region. Years later, entrepreneur Frank R. Rainieri joined the original investors with the vision of creating a tourism community that respected the surrounding natural habitat while at the same time providing visitors with a world-class vacation experience. Although at the time the area was known as Punta Borrachón, Rainieri wisely decided to change the name to Punta Cana because of the palm leaf – in the particular shape of a fan – that grows freely in the region.

That is when in 1971 the Grupo Puntacana SA formally opened the doors of the first hotel in the region: the Punta Cana Club. The new hotel featured 10 two-room villas, a club house, a small community for employees, an electricity power station, and a runway that was more like a clean stretch of road where small planes could land. The area, however, was quite isolated. The nearest town was Higüey, and it took six hours to get there from the capital city of Santo Domingo. It was understood that a new road to the region was needed. Even so, connecting Punta Cana with the nearest airport took four hours.

Ever since then, the Grupo Puntacana has grown extensively and now consists of many different types of businesses, philanthropic programs and educational institutions, including Puntacana Resort & Club, Punta Cana International Airport, Grupo Puntacana Foundation, Puntacana International School. Puntacana Village, Puntacana Tourism Service Corporation, the security corps “Guardianes del Este” and Puntacana Laundry Service.

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https://www.clintonfoundation.org/press-releases/president-clinton-secretary-clinton-announce-29-new-projects-resiliency-and-disaster

Frank Rainieri met with the clintons in st thomas 2 weeks ago

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For immediate release: June 4, 2019

Contact: press@clintonfoundation.org (link is external)

President Clinton, Secretary Clinton Announce 29 New Projects for Resiliency and Disaster Recovery at Clinton Foundation Meeting in St. Thomas

Following visits to St. Croix and St. John to advance recovery projects, President Clinton and Secretary Clinton convened over 400 international leaders at the fourth CGI Action Network meeting at the University of the Virgin Islands in St. Thomas

ST. THOMAS, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS – This week, President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton convened over 400 leaders from across the Caribbean from business, government, labor, and civil society at the fourth meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery at the University of the Virgin Islands. At this week’s meeting, participants discussed the current recovery efforts in the region, progress to date, ongoing challenges, and announced 29 new projects that address critical issues such as food security, access to health care, small business support, sustainable tourism, and renewable energy. Since the Action Network was launched last year, 775 organizations have convened over four meetings to make 86 Commitments to Action.

A commitment by International Planned Parenthood Federation, Engineers Without Borders, and the Clara Lionel Foundation to strengthen the emergency preparedness and response capacity of local Sexual and Reproductive Health providers in the Caribbean.

A commitment by Solar Head of State and the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) to install 12 photovoltaic power systems and battery energy storage systems on key government buildings in OECS Member States

“CGI was founded on the belief that partnerships are the most effective way to meet the challenges we face – and the proof is in this meeting, with 86 Commitments to Action helping communities across the Caribbean,” said Secretary Clinton. “We are going to continue to do our part to bring unlikely partners together, and mobilize people to take action.”

, President Clinton and Secretary Clinton visited a warehouse and a house rebuilt by Love City Strong, to showcase progress they have made building houses in vulnerable communities.

Featured participants at this week’s meeting included President Bill Clinton, founder and board chair, Clinton Foundation; former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton; Governor Albert Bryan, U.S. Virgin Islands; Congresswoman Stacey E. Plaskett, Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Virgin Islands; Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit, Dominica; Prime Minister Leona Marlin-Romeo, Sint Maarten; Prime Minister Evelyn Wever-Croes, Aruba; Premier Andrew Fahie, British Virgin Islands; The Honorable Dawn Zimmer, former mayor, Hoboken, New Jersey; Thomas Secunda, founding partner and vice chairman, Bloomberg LP; Meaghan Enright, executive director, Love City Strong; Zack Bongiovanni, head of global partnerships, emerging markets, YouTube; Aurelio Alemán-Bermudez, chief executive officer and president, First BanCorp Puerto Rico; Nikima Royer Jno Baptiste, chief executive officer, Digicel Group Dominica; Dee Baecher Brown, president, Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands; Carol Callwood, President, St. Thomas-St. John Federation of Teachers, Local 1825; Donna Christensen, president, Christensen Institute for Community Health and Empowerment; Deanna James, president, St. Croix Foundation for Community Development; Celia Kalousek, executive director of the St. John Community Foundation; Annie Mayol, president and chief operating officer, Foundation for Puerto Rico; Ada Monzón, founder at EcoExploratorio; Xavier Mufraggi, president and chief executive officer, Club Med; Geraldine Pitt, chief executive officer, Viya; Frank Rainieri, president and chief executive officer, Grupo Puntacana; Tahseen Sayed, country director for Caribbean countries, World Bank Group; Rosa Soto-Thomas, President, St. Croix Federation of Teachers, Local 1826;Karolin Troubetzkoy, executive director of marketing and operations, Anse Chastanet and Jade Mountain Resorts; Therese Turner-Jones, general manager, country department Caribbean group, Inter-American Development Bank; Sebastian Vidal, executive director, Parallel18; among others.