Premier Hon. Natalio Wheatley, Minister of Communications Kye Rymer, and Junior Minister of Tourism Luce Hodge Smith were present to welcome the flight along with other officials. This new route is part of Caribbean Airlines’ regional expansion strategy, aiming to improve connectivity across the Caribbean. The airline will operate four flights per week between its Trinidad hub and Tortola, providing connections to destinations like Antigua, Barbados, and San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Garvin Medera, CEO of Caribbean Airlines, stated that the new service aligns with the company’s goal of enhancing regional travel. “This new service to Tortola supports our growth strategy and commitment to improving travel options for our passengers,” Medera said.

Tourism officials in the British Virgin Islands expressed their support for the new route. Clive McCoy, Director of Tourism for the BVI Tourist Board & Film Commission, noted the potential for increased tourism and economic benefits, stating that the new flights will provide more opportunities for visitors to access the islands.

The expansion of Caribbean Airlines’ network is seen as an important step in strengthening links within the region and supporting economic development in the Caribbean. The new route is expected to increase tourism to the British Virgin Islands, providing more options for travelers to explore the islands.

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Caribbean Airlines is expanding its footprint in the Caribbean with the launch of a new route to Tortola in the British Virgin Islands (BVI), set to begin on 14 October 2024.

This move is part of the airline’s strategic plan to enhance regional connectivity and strengthen its position as a leading carrier in the Caribbean.

The new service will operate four times a week, departing from the airline’s hub in Trinidad. This route will provide passengers with convenient connections to key destinations across the region, including Antigua, Barbados, and San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Garvin Medera, CEO of Caribbean Airlines, expressed his excitement about the new route, emphasising the airline’s commitment to connecting the Caribbean. “Regional connectivity is at the heart of Caribbean Airlines’ mission. 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,” Medera said. “By the end of this year, Caribbean Airlines will link the Spanish, French, Dutch, and English-speaking Caribbean with each other, as well as with the North American Diaspora, and business and leisure travellers who wish to explore our vibrant region.”

The announcement was also warmly welcomed by the British Virgin Islands’ tourism officials. Clive McCoy, Director of Tourism for the BVI Tourist Board & Film Commission, noted the positive impact the new flights will have on the local economy. “We couldn’t be more thrilled with Caribbean Airlines’ decision to service our islands. Granting more people the opportunity to visit the BVI is a win for tourism. We look forward to welcoming the guests with BVI Love.”

This expansion is seen as a major step in fostering regional integration and boosting tourism and business travel throughout the Caribbean. By offering more direct flights and connections within the region, Caribbean Airlines is playing a crucial role in supporting the economic development of its destinations.

Tickets for the new route to Tortola will be available starting today, 12 August 2024. Passengers eager to explore the British Virgin Islands or take advantage of the expanded network can book their flights through the Caribbean Airlines website at www.caribbean-airlines.com.

With this latest addition to its route network, Caribbean Airlines continues to build on its promise to provide exceptional service and connect the Caribbean’s diverse cultures and destinations.

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