The Dominican low-fare airline Arajet launched a campaign to welcome the summer and encourage tourism, starting with routes from US$73 each way including taxes.
In addition, the airline launched new connections, such as the one from São Paulo to Mexico City and Cancun, which strengthen the offer of the region’s new low-fare air hub in the Dominican Republic, with a round-trip price of US$289 including taxes.
Víctor Pacheco Méndez, CEO and founder of Arajet, explained that this summer initiative is part of the airline’s strategy of three fundamental pillars: 1. To achieve that more Dominicans can fly 2. To increase the arrival of tourists to the Dominican Republic and 3.
“With the new routes we have just launched, passengers traveling between São Paulo and Mexico City or Cancun will have the most efficient, fastest and best priced connection in the market through Arajet, which benefits not only those destinations, but also Santo Domingo as a Hub connecting our continent,” explained Pacheco Méndez.
Arajet’s summer campaign, which starts at US$73 including taxes, includes routes from Santo Domingo to San Salvador, Quito, Guayaquil, Bogotá, Cartagena, Barranquilla, São Paulo and vice versa; as well as the Lima to Santo Domingo route, which starts at US$93 including taxes; and the Santiago de los Caballeros to Medellín route, which starts at US$87, and the Medellín to Santiago de los Caballeros route, which starts at US$133.
As explained through a press release, these flights are available for purchase until June 25 and for travel from July 20, 2023 through March 2024, with the caveat that these prices are subject to a limited number of seats and flight availability at www.arajet.com.
About Arajet
Arajet is the first low-cost airline in the Caribbean region and began operations in September 2022 from its base at Las Americas Airport in Santo Domingo, under its Dominican Republic Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC). Arajet operates a new fleet of Boeing 737MAX-8 aircraft providing safe and affordable travel to and from the Dominican Republic to various destinations in North, Central and South America and the Caribbean region. For more information, visit www.Arajet.com
Source: Hoy.com.do
