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Read → The Argentine state carrier goes up to five weekly flights in December and eyes a daily service to Punta Cana, while cutting back on Cancún. The Argentine market gains weight for the Dominican Caribbean.
Read → The air services agreement between both countries opens the door to new routes and more Argentine tourists, a market already driving thousands of arrivals a year.
Read → The Tourism Ministry aims to double Argentine visitor numbers. Argentina is already the country's third-largest source market and air connectivity is the lever that moves everything.
Read → Collado confirmed the data at the International Tourism Fair of Latin America, where the DR is a partner country. The Argentine market is now a key driver.
Read → Lack of air connectivity limits Samana's potential. The challenge is attracting more routes without losing the charm that makes it unique.
Read → Gregorio Luperón airport expands its connectivity with direct flights to Colombia and Canada for the 2026-2027 winter season, according to Aerodom.
Read → Dominican civil aviation will install interactive flight simulators at the 28th Santo Domingo International Book Fair in 2026.
Read → Groundforce ground staff resume strikes in Barcelona. For the Dominican market, the read lies in connectivity and high season.
Read → The country recorded over 585,000 flight operations and moved more than 50 million passengers. Air connectivity sustains the tourism boom and leaves tax revenue in the provinces.
Read → Las Américas airport has switched on the first phase of its automated baggage handling system, with tag readers, 360-degree scanning and AI-generated pre-alerts.
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