Arajet announced during the Trade Show organized by the Ministry of Tourism of the Dominican Republic in Miami, that its customers can now purchase tickets to travel from 17 destinations in 11 countries through more than 398 thousand new seats incorporated to the airline’s offer until March 2024.
“Our customers have 2,156 new flights scheduled on Arajet’s itinerary and nearly 400,000 seats to make the dream of flying, visiting friends and family, closing business deals and vacationing during the winter of 2023/2024 a reality,” said Victor Pacheco Mendez, CEO and founder of the airline. “With an extended itinerary until March 2024, we have the possibility to support tourism and the development of the region with more options through new frequencies and connections to more destinations thanks to our low-fare hub in Santo Domingo,” he assured.
→ Arajet will continue to operate normally in the Dutch Caribbean
Arajet’s extended schedule includes new frequencies from Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Jamaica to Santo Domingo, and connections that will allow travelers in Mexico City, Cancun, Cartagena, Guatemala, El Salvador, Aruba, Curacao, Kingston and St. Maarten to reach new destinations, using Santo Domingo’s Las Americas International Airport as a connecting hub.
The more than 2,000 new flights recently added to Arajet’s itinerary for travel from October 29, 2023 to March 30, 2024 are now available on the airline’s website.
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