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Preferred to Open 9 New Hotels in 2022
In September 2022, the Sommerro hotel in Oslo will start operating in a carefully restored 1930s Art Deco building. This building is a true landmark of Frogner, a historic neighborhood of the Norwegian capital. A multi-million-dollar renovation carefully turned the largest preservation project in Norway into a modern hotel with 231 rooms, including 56 residences. Preferred will open five more hotels in 2022, namely, The Wall Street Hotel in New York, Amrit Ocean Resort & Residences on Singer Island (Florida, the US), TOA Hotel & Spa in Zanzibar, Pendry hotel in Washington, and Pendry Park City hotel in Utah.
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27.09.2023
In September 2022, the Sommerro hotel in Oslo will start operating in a carefully restored 1930s Art Deco building. This building is a true landmark of Frogner, a historic neighborhood of the Norwegian capital. A multi-million-dollar renovation carefully turned the largest preservation project in Norway into a modern hotel with 231 rooms, including 56 residences. Preferred will open five more hotels in 2022, namely, The Wall Street Hotel in New York, Amrit Ocean Resort & Residences on Singer Island (Florida, the US), TOA Hotel & Spa in Zanzibar, Pendry hotel in Washington, and Pendry Park City hotel in Utah.
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27.09.2023
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Traditions and festivals in Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
The Dominican National Dance is regarded as the beautiful groovy dance that best conveys the local people’s “soul” – energetic and relaxed. In this dance, everything, both the bizarre charm of movements and the ability to live in one moment, will make you forget everything. Intertwining, the bodies of the dancers “freeze” forever in a single moment – and the admiring tourists watching their actions will remember every movement of the passionate dance for the rest of their lives. … Read more 
Bavaro
Local people are very friendly, talkative, and hospitable. Tourists, who visit the town for the first time, might consider the way local people talk quite unusual or even strange. The reason for that is simple – locals are fluent in both English and Spanish and sometimes they mix words and expressions from these languages, adding local slang and idioms. That is why from time to time even tourists fluent in the languages mentioned above find it hard to understand what locals mean. When it comes … Read more
La Romana
Local people are very friendly and sociable, always treating tourists with respect and interest. They are all accustomed to a measured and unhurried pace of life so one should not be surprised if the service in a restaurant takes too long. Despite the widespread influence of modern culture, La Romana residents still honor their historical traditions. Throughout the year, many beautiful and symbolic holidays are celebrated here, including lush carnivals and historical festivals. A compulsory part … Read more
