The Rafael Núñez International Airport, managed by OINAC, plans to mobilize around 141,675 travelers that will arrive and depart from Cartagena de Indias in the week of recess, between October 7 and 13, 2024.
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According to the Operator, the air terminal plans to mobilize 110,017 national travelers (55,016 arrivals and 55,001 departures) and 31,658 international (15,737 arrivals and 15,921 departures), thus registering a growth of 16% in passengers transported, compared to what was achieved in 2023.
“For us it is extremely gratifying to be able to facilitate this growing flow of passengers, becoming a key bridge for connecting our city with Colombia and the world,” expresses Carlos Cuartas, manager of OINAC Concession.
Likewise, the manager adds, “We reinforce our commitment to mobility and tourism, providing an efficient and quality service that promotes the commercial and social development of Cartagena, as well as its projection as a first-class destination.”
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The new concession will be for 8.5 years and is expected to be awarded in the middle of this year.
The Operator predicts that the day with the highest influx of passengers will be Saturday, October 12, expecting the arrival of 10,660 travelers to the city, both national and international. In turn, it is estimated that 10,633 passengers will leave the Rafael Núñez International Airport heading to the different destinations with which the terminal has connections.
“With these statistics, OINAC once again demonstrates its commitment to excellence, the revitalization of tourism and the local economy, promoting Cartagena as one of the most attractive destinations for Colombians and foreigners in all seasons of the year,” they close
PAULA GALEANO BALAGUERA
Portfolio Journalist
