Aerolíneas Argentinas: new route to Aruba from Buenos Aires, Córdoba, and Mendoza
The island of Aruba is a destination of enormous appeal thanks to its warm and stable climate, with a wide range of hotels and accommodations, in addition to being recognized for its gastronomic quality and variety of sports and cultural activities
This addition strengthens the company's international connectivity and positions the Caribbean as one of the top destinations for the high season.
The operation will be in effect from January 1st to February 28th, with:
* Three weekly frequencies connecting Buenos Aires, Aruba and Córdoba, returning to Buenos Aires.
* One weekly flight between Mendoza and Aruba, round trip, on Fridays.
* One weekly flight between Córdoba and Aruba, round trip, on Thursdays.
* The introductory fare will be $799 plus taxes round-trip, departing from Buenos Aires, Córdoba, and Mendoza.
With this announcement, Aerolíneas Argentinas continues to expand its network for the summer season. Tickets became available last Monday for the new routes from Tucumán and Salta to Florianópolis, which will operate twice weekly between January 1 and Easter.
Furthermore, Aerolíneas already offers competitive fares for inbound tourism, aimed at attracting passengers from the international markets where it operates. These travelers can fly to Buenos Aires and then add flights to other destinations in the country for just $50 or $100 more, thus promoting tourism throughout Argentina.
At the same time, the company is implementing tactical promotions targeted at specific audiences and destinations. In addition to continuing to offer the best financing for the local market, Aerolíneas has begun implementing promotional activities on international routes and adding mileage benefits for high-value customers who are members of the AerolíneasPlus loyalty program.
The combination of new routes, local financing, international promotions, and frequent-customer benefits is part of a comprehensive strategy to consolidate Aerolíneas' role as a driving force of tourism.
Source: Aerolíneas Argentinas.