Santo Domingo has two metro lines, an aerial tramway, and 11 formal bus lines, but coverage is urban-focused at 10-43% accessibility. Informal guaguas and conchos dominate, with good frequency in cities but limited integration and rural reach. No national rail; basic but affordable for locals.

Five well-maintained toll highways (RD$35-412) connect major cities and tourist zones with good paving. Urban roads are adequate, but rural and non-toll roads suffer poor maintenance, potholes, and variable conditions. Ongoing projects like Amber Highway improve safety and times.

Average fixed broadband speeds around 120 Mbps in 2026, with mobile at 80 Mbps. Fiber expanding in urban areas like Santo Domingo and Santiago; rural gaps persist but 4G/5G boosts connectivity. Strong tourism-driven investments narrow urban-rural divide.

Avg: 120+ Mbps • Urban expansion (Santo Domingo, Santiago, Puerto Plata); limited rural, growing via government initiatives

48 airports including 10 major ones support tourism boom; expansions at Punta Cana (PUJ, GDP catalyst), Santiago (STI), and new Pedernales Cabo Rojo. Strong Caribbean/European routes, good domestic links, no global mega-hub but excellent regional access.

Hubs: Punta Cana (PUJ), Santo Domingo (SDQ), Santiago (STI), Puerto Plata (POP)