Casa de Campo and UNIROMANA Partner to Expand Career Opportunities for Tourism Students

Casa de Campo Resort & Villas and UNIROMANA have announced a strategic partnership aimed at developing young Dominican talent through a professional internship program that will give university students hands-on experience in the hospitality and tourism industry.

The initiative is designed to bridge classroom education with real-world experience by allowing students to complete internships across a range of operational and administrative departments within the internationally recognized resort. The program seeks to strengthen participants’ professional skills and improve their readiness for the labor market.

Practical Training in Hospitality and Business

Under the agreement, UNIROMANA students will have the opportunity to gain practical experience in areas including hospitality, tourism, business, and service management. The internships are intended to complement academic studies by exposing students to the daily operations of one of the Caribbean’s most established tourism destinations.

Casa de Campo said investing in the education and preparation of future professionals is essential to maintaining the sustainability and competitiveness of the Dominican tourism industry.

The resort noted that connecting academic knowledge with real workplace experience helps students develop the technical skills, confidence, and professional perspective needed to succeed in hospitality, tourism, business, and service management careers.

Supporting the Future of Dominican Tourism

According to Casa de Campo, the resort’s long-standing reputation for excellence has been built on the strength of its workforce, making it a priority to contribute to the development of the professionals who will lead the industry’s future.

The company also said the collaboration is expected to contribute to the economic and tourism development of La Romana and the Dominican Republic by strengthening ties between higher education and the private sector.

Casa de Campo thanked UNIROMANA’s leadership for sharing its vision of workforce development and expressed confidence that the partnership will create new opportunities for students, faculty members, and the broader tourism industry.

The initiative reflects a broader trend within the Dominican hospitality sector, where hotels and resorts continue to invest in education and workforce development programs to meet growing demand for skilled professionals and support one of the country’s most important economic sectors.