InterCaribbean Launching Punta Cana-BVI Flights

Turks and Caicos-based regional carrier interCaribbean Airways is including another new intra-Caribbean course, Caribbean Journal has learned.

Starting Jan. 15, 2020, interCaribbean will dispatch new assistance between Tortola in the British Virgin Islands and Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic.

"We are glad to announce our new course associating the British Virgin Islands and the Eastern Caribbean with the outlandish goal of Punta Cana," the organisation said in an announcement.

Most fundamentally, the new help opens up Punta Cana's large air system to the British Virgin Islands, which means voyagers can travel to the BVI through Punta Cana.

Voyagers generally arrive at the BVI by first taking flights to San Juan or St Thomas, at that point interfacing using a subsequent plane or a ship.

"With this new course, more focused in the USA, Canada and South America currently have another approach to interface with the BVI," the organisation said.

For sure, Punta Cana International Airport is among the busiest air terminals in the more extensive Caribbean district.

"We are attempting to give more alternatives to voyagers from everywhere throughout the world to go island-bouncing around the Caribbean," interCaribbean said.