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Sirenis Punta Cana to Relaunch in December

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - June 27, 2018

By the Caribbean Journal staff

Ibiza-based Sirenis Hotels and Resorts is planning a major relaunch in Punta Cana.

The company will be rebranding its Sirenis Punta Cana Resort Casino and Aquagames in the Dominican Republic as the Grand Sirenis Punta Cana.

The current Sirenis Punta Cana.

The relaunch will take place in mid-December, following a $30 million renovation, according to the company.

“In order to stay relevant, it is very important to provide our guests with top-quality product and service and we are very excited to introduce the new and enhanced Grand Sirenis Punta Cana Resort,” said Sonia Nuñez, Director of Sales and Marketing, North America. “With its improved amenities, the resort now offers guests an even more enjoyable experience and we’re thrilled to be able to create unforgettable memories at our stand-out all-inclusive property.”

The 816-unit beachfront resort includes a casino, two pools, a mini driving range, watersports, a nightclub, a spa and the Aquagames waterpark.

— CJ

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