Caribbean Airlines has added a new flight from Trinidad and Tobago to Dominica and vice versa ahead of the World Creole Music Festival. The flight is scheduled for October 26, 2023, and will make a round trip to and from Dominica.
The flight from Caribbean Airlines will connect travellers from North America to the Caribbean region. People from the tri-state area (JFK) or Toronto (YYZ) can now travel to Trinidad and Tobago through Caribbean Airlines. Afterwards, the new flight will take the people from Port of Spain, Trinidad, to Roseau, Dominica.
The schedule of flight is as follows:
Arrival into Dominica: The flight will depart from Port of Spain, Trinidad, at 8:15 AM and arrive in Dominica at 9:55 AM
Departure from Dominica: The Flight will depart from Dominica at 10:40 AM and arrive in Port of Spain, Trinidad at 12:20.
The new flight serves the travellers just in time for the World Creole Music Festival. The service will allow travellers from mainland USA or Canada the opportunity to travel to Dominica and attend the Music Festival.
The Ministry of Tourism was extremely excited to announce the new update. The organization believes the new development will add tremendous footfall to the Music Festival.
The music festival is one of the most popular and sought-after celebrations of music in the Caribbean. It also pays homage to the country’s remarkable history and culture as it starts on Friday, October 27, 2023.
The final Friday of October is celebrated as the Creole Day in Dominica. The country hosts the World Creole Music Festival annually to commemorate the historic celebration. The three-day celebration of music and culture is one of the biggest highlights of the country’s Creole season.
This year, the World Creole Music Festival will showcase tremendous talent and energy from its 21 internationally renowned artists lineup. The lineup includes crowd-favourite musical legends from across the globe.
The World Creole Music Festival is the right time to visit the nature isle of the Caribbean to experience the island at its best.
Caribbean Airlines has added a new flight from Trinidad and Tobago to Dominica and vice versa ahead of the World Creole Music Festival. The flight is scheduled for October 26, 2023, and will make a round trip to and from Dominica.
The flight from Caribbean Airlines will connect travellers from North America to the Caribbean region. People from the tri-state area (JFK) or Toronto (YYZ) can now travel to Trinidad and Tobago through Caribbean Airlines. Afterwards, the new flight will take the people from Port of Spain, Trinidad, to Roseau, Dominica.
The schedule of Caribbean Airlines flight is as follows:
Arrival into Dominica: The flight will depart from Port of Spain, Trinidad, at 8:15 AM and arrive in Dominica at 9:55 AM
Departure from Dominica: The Flight will depart from Dominica at 10:40 AM and arrive in Port of Spain, Trinidad at 12:20.
The new flight serves the travellers just in time for the World Creole Music Festival. The service will allow travellers from mainland USA or Canada the opportunity to travel to Dominica and attend the Music Festival.
The Ministry of Tourism was extremely excited to announce the new update. The organization believes the new development will add tremendous footfall to the Music Festival.
The music festival is one of the most popular and sought-after celebrations of music in the Caribbean. It also pays homage to the country’s remarkable history and culture as it starts on Friday, October 27, 2023.
The final Friday of October is celebrated as the Creole Day in Dominica. The country hosts the World Creole Music Festival annually to commemorate the historic celebration. The three-day celebration of music and culture is one of the biggest highlights of the country’s Creole season.
This year, the World Creole Music Festival will showcase tremendous talent and energy from its 21 internationally renowned artists lineup. The lineup includes crowd-favourite musical legends from across the globe.
The World Creole Music Festival is the right time to visit the nature isle of the Caribbean to experience the island at its best.