The meeting seeks to strengthen the connection between the Dominican Republic and Sint Maarten, highlighting the importance of this relationship.
Santo Domingo.- The airline Air Centuryaccompanied the Ministry of Tourism on Tuesday Sint Maarten at a meeting aimed at promoting the tourist benefits of this Caribbean destination.
The activity, which took place at the Radisson Hotel in the Dominican capital, was attended by airline executives, headed by Felipe Gutiérrez, Commercial Director and Joubert Synal, Sales Executive for the destination Sint Maarten, as well as a representation of the Tourism Office of Sint Maarten, headed by Gina Illidge, Marketing Director and Jacqueline Louis, Marketing Manager.
“The intention of this meeting is to strengthen the connection between our destinations, highlighting the advantages of each one for the benefit of our passengers,” said Felipe Gutiérrez, Commercial Director of Air Century.
Air Century has more than 30 years of uninterrupted service, offering national and international air transportation facilities, having as its operational HUB the La Isabela International Airport in Santo Domingo and also offering flights from the Punta Cana International Airport, connecting the country with the main destinations in the Caribbean such as Aruba, Curacao, Havana, Santiago de Cuba and Sint Maarten.
During the meeting, which was also attended by Lagoon Group in the person of Sjaoel Richardson, Director of Operations of DMC Rising Sun Tours, dialogue was promoted between agencies, tour operators and other agents in the tourism sector with the aim of ensuring an unforgettable experience for anyone who decides to explore and enjoy all the tourist attractions that Sint Maarten has to offer.
About Air Century
Local and international air transportation company founded in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic in March 1992.
It serves regular flights from La Isabela and Punta Cana International Airports to Havana and Santiago de Cuba, Curaçao, Aruba, Sint Maarten and charters to the entire world.
