MADRID. the spanish airline Air Europe will promote the tourist offer of the Dominican Republic in the 20 countries and 68 European cities included in its network and from which you can travel on its 10 weekly flights to Santo Domingo and Punta Cana from the Spanish capital.
The agreement that establishes this support program for Dominican tourism was signed by the Minister of Tourism, David Collado, and Juan José Hidalgo, president of the airline, in a meeting attended by the president of the Dominican Republic, Luis Abinader.
Francisco (Paco) Perez, Globalia’s main executive in the Dominican Republic, explained that Air Europe undertakes to maintain, during the 12 months of the agreement, 7 weekly flights to Santo Domingo and 3 to Punta Cana, providing an offer of 335,000 seats.
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It will also publish reports and advertisements in its digital magazine Europa and a promotional video on the airline’s on-board entertainment system.
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In addition, it will circulate content and a newsletter to all customers registered in the company’s database, segmented by category, throughout Europe; also information on social networks; publication of a post on the line’s blog and other media, and support from linked influencers, which are approved by the Ministry of Tourism.
The Globalia Group, said Mr. Hidalgo, with his Be Live hotel chain and Air Europe has an important presence and has supported the development of Dominican tourism since we began our operations in 1987.
“We believe in the country and we are proud of our presence and investments and we will continue to bet on the development of the Dominican people.”
Pérez also reported that Air Europa has put at the service of Dominican tourism the most modern aircraft for air transport, the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, with an innovative method of continuous air purification (HEPA) that eliminates particles, bacteria, viruses and fungi; and its pressurization system that allows 8% more oxygen than common aircraft so that passengers have a much more pleasant flight experience and feel less fatigue during the trip.
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He explained that the entertainment, with a finger screen in each seat, has a wide variety of audiovisual products (documentaries, series, music and movies) to make the flight more enjoyable; and the lighting system can simulate the phases of daylight on long-distance flights at all times, helping to adjust the internal biological clock and thus reduce fatigue due to the well-known “jet-lag” on arrival.
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Air Europa connects the Dominican Republic with its main European markets: Spain (22 cities), Italy (16 cities), Germany (4 cities), France and the United Kingdom (3), Switzerland, Sweden and Poland (2), and with Portugal, Denmark, Hungary, the Netherlands, Greece, Romania, Belgium, Malta, Luxembourg and Finland.
Its routes touch the main capitals and cities of the continent, including: Madrid, Paris, Rome, Milan, Zurich, London, Brussels, Barcelona, Seville, Amsterdam, Athens, Belgrade, Berlin, Bucharest, Budapest, Copenhagen, Istanbul, Stockholm, Frankfurt, Geneva, Hamburg, Helsinki, Lisbon and others.
About Air Europe
Air Europa is a member of the SkyTeam alliance, made up of 19 airlines that, for 19 years, have worked together as a large global network providing services to more than 630 million passengers a year.
Air Europa’s fleet is one of the most modern on the continent. It is made up of more than 50 aircraft whose average age does not exceed 4 years.
The company is a leader in environmental conservation processes. In 2018, the German environmental organization Atmosfair rated Air Europa as the most efficient European network airline.
