PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – The state-owned Caribbean Airlines (CAL) Monday announced the launch of its new service to the British Virgin Islands (BVI) saying that regional connectivity is at the heart of its mission.
The airline said that the new service would begin on October 14, this year and its chief executive officer, Garvin Medera said that “our new service to Tortola is a significant step in our growth strategy, and we are committed to providing seamless travel experiences for our passengers.
“By the end of this year, Caribbean Airlines will link the Spanish, French, Dutch and English-speaking Caribbean with each other, as well as the North American Diaspora, and business and leisure travelers who wish to explore our vibrant region,” he added.
The airline said that the expansion is part of its strategic plan to better connect the Caribbean region, and that the flights will operate four times per week out of the airline’s base in Trinidad, while offering convenient connections to other destinations including but not limited to Antigua, Barbados and San Juan, Puerto Rico.
“We could not be more thrilled with Caribbean Airlines decision to service our islands,” said the Director of Tourism in the British Virgin Islands, Clive McCoy,
“Granting more persons the opportunity to visit the BVI is a win for tourism. We look forward to welcoming the guests with BVI Love,” he added.
CAL said that the network expansion underscores its commitment to fostering regional integration and facilitating easier access to the Caribbean’s diverse destinations.
“The new route to Tortola not only strengthens the airline’s position as a key player in Caribbean aviation but also supports the region’s economic development by promoting tourism and business travel,” it said, noting that tickets for the new route will be available for purchase from today.
