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The Dominican Republic closes the resort, where an American tourist was beaten

A resort in the Dominican Republic where before losing consciousness beat up a tourist from Delawaretemporarily closes due to low workload.

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Majestic Resorts said it has lost thousands of visitors since the media began to show stories about American tourists who died or were seriously injured while on vacation on the island, writes USA Today.

51-year-old Tammy Lawrence-Daily from Wilmington (Delaware) was one of the first to share her story of a failed holiday. In May, she told Facebook that in January, while unidentified, she was attacked and beaten and strangled by Majestic Resorts in Punta Cana until she passed out.

As a result, the resort Majestic Elegance Punta Cana in a letter to travel agencies announced a temporary closure. The resort will close on August 15 and plans to reopen on November 7.

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“Majestic Resorts is committed to offering customers more service and quality than ever before to win back our guests,” said the letter, signed by the company's vice president of sales and marketing, Ricardo Espinosa.

According to the letter, the number of rooms booked for the second half of August, September and October at three Majestic Resorts in Punta Cana was below 60% of the total capacity. Therefore, it was decided to temporarily close.

The letter also states that the company has experienced "thousands of cancellations" of previous bookings.

“We see this situation as an opportunity to reimagine and improve the resort for the future,” the letter said.

Guests booking a stay at Majestic Resorts will be provided in return with the same or better rooms at the Majestic Mirage Punta Cana.

In July, Lawrence Daily filed a lawsuit against Majestic Resorts. According to her lawyers, she sued the company for 3 million dollars to compensate for “permanent, life-changing injuries.”

The woman’s lawyers say the resort has barely contacted them since the lawsuit was filed. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for August 22.

“It would be ideal if everything was resolved and we could move on, but if the resort believes that fighting them is in their best interests, we will prove them wrong,” said Victoria Kurtz, one of the lawyers representing the injured American.

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Lawrence Daily believes that she was beaten by one or two people who were resort workers.

After a severe beating, the woman was left to die. She said that she was found eight hours later, only after her husband and friends turned to the front desk staff three times to find her.

Lawrence Daily spent five days in the hospital, where she was treated for numerous abrasions and bruises, she also underwent surgery to restore the gum line.

A resort statement questioned the Lawrence Daily story of the beating. It said that the police were studying the contradictions in this "strange and unusual incident."

At least 10 American tourists died during a visit to the Dominican Republic over the past year, but officials say the number of deaths is not alarming, as it is lower than it was in some previous years.

According to ForwardKeys, the level of airline reservations between the United States and the Dominican Republic in July and August fell by about 85% compared to the same period last year.

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