The arrival of new airlines in the country opens the doors to competition, job creation, greater diversification of offers, stimulates the development of airports and thus promotes national and international tourism, Anato points out.
At the end of the holiday season, the Colombian Association of Travel and Tourism Agencies specified that air connections in the country continue to follow the path of recovery, “evidenced by the fact that in January 2024, five airlines They are connected to 51 cities in the country on 204 routes, through 5,358 direct weekly frequencies, corresponding to a 90% recovery compared to the same month in 2023.”.
In January 2023, Viva and Ultra Air left the Colombian market, hitting destinations such as the San Andrés Islands hard, where the airlines operated 60% of flights.
Source: El heraldo
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