Your Canadian clients know the resort. Show them what's behind it

Beyond the all-inclusive: the experiences that turn a good trip into a story worth telling

Most Canadian travellers know Punta Cana as a resort destination. Bávaro Beach, the all-inclusive, warm weather in February. That familiarity is an asset — but it is also the ceiling for a lot of group programs.

The programs that generate repeat business — the ones agents get called about by their clients' colleagues — are the ones that go past the resort. Not because the resort is not good. Because the moments that stay with people happen somewhere else.

Adventures Finder DMC designs those moments for Canadian trade partners:

Private sunset catamaran along the Bávaro coastline — cocktails, local music, the group together on open water. Nothing on the resort activity board compares.

Golf at Punta Espada, Cap Cana — ranked among the best courses in the Caribbean, reserved exclusively for your group.

Cultural village immersion — a cooking class in a local Dominican home, merengue with a village musician, rum tasting with a local producer. Authentic, not packaged.

Whale watching in Samaná Bay — January through March only, one of the most memorable add-ons available anywhere in the Caribbean.

Private beach dinner at a secluded cove — décor, catering, live entertainment, fully managed from setup to close.

These are not excursions you find on a resort activity desk. They are the result of local relationships built over years. When a Canadian agent partners with Adventures Finder DMC, this is what gets added to the program.

Over 70% of 2026 incentive buyers plan to use a destination they have never visited before — even when they think they know it. There is always a version of Punta Cana worth discovering.