The Dominican airline begins to offer low cost flights to El Salvador from its hub in Santo Domingo
Arajet, the low cost airline based in the Dominican Republic, has inaugurated flights to San Salvador from September 17, increasing the catalog of destinations that its customers can visit in Latin America. This event was led by Luis Abinader, President of the Dominican Republic, and Morena Valdez, Minister of Tourism of El Salvador. This strategy seeks to establish a larger presence in the region and the Central American country is an attractive destination both for its varied tourist offer and for its great air connectivity.
Starting from Santo Domingo to San Salvador, the Salvadoran capital will initially be directly connected to Santo Domingo with two weekly frequencies, Wednesday and Saturday. In this way, Arajet enters the salvadoran market with more and better alternatives to travel non-stop to Santo Domingo, with shorter travel times, convenient itineraries, a warm and human service, and rates from 158 USD, round trip with taxes. included, which can be purchased at www.arajet.com.
Morena Valdez, Minister of Tourism of El Salvador, stated that "since the Government of President Nayib Bukele, air connectivity is key to boosting tourism, making it easier for travelers to move between countries and discover the wide range of tourism offered by Surf City El Salvador. , from the permanent consistency of its waves for surfing, its imposing volcanoes, towns and cities with great historical value”.
One of the great attractions of El Salvador is the number of activities for all types of visitors, regardless of the length of stay they have. Here, they find a great tourist offer from the first moment. International and local food restaurants, nightlife, nature, beach, extreme sports, and more, which can be enjoyed at any time of the year thanks to the spectacular weather and the work carried out by social institutions to promote the industry.
About Arajet:
Arajet is the first ultra-low-fare airline in the Caribbean region to offer world-class service with efficient and convenient flights connecting the Americas and the Caribbean with point-to-point, non-stop flights. The commercial airline is of Dominican origin, with mixed Dominican and foreign investment. Based in Santo Domingo and with five state-of-the-art Boeing 737-8 aircraft, totally new and environmentally friendly, Arajet expects to connect the main destinations in the Americas, being the first destinations Colombia, Peru, Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Aruba, Saint Martin and Curaçao. In the future, and as the planes are added to the fleet, the company intends to add routes from the United States in the north to Brazil in the south.