Travel to Dominica with WINAir for World Creole Music Festival
(PC – Facebook account of Discover Dominica)
As the most anticipated World Creole Music Festival in Dominica is approaching, the Discover Dominica Authority shared the schedule of extra flights available on WINAir. The Windward Islands Airways International is offering special flights from October 25 to 27 from Antigua and Sint Maarten.
The music festival will be held from October 29 to 31, so passengers can arrive beforehand with this airline. The DDA urged everyone to book their tickets as soon as possible before they are gone.
“There are a few spaces left on a flight to #TheNatureIsland from Antigua and Sint. Maarten just in time for the World Creole Music Festival. SAVE this post and BOOK now with WINAir to celebrate three nights of pulsating rhythms,” outlined Discover Dominica.
The schedule of flights to Dominica on WINAir is as follows:
Antigua to Dominica
October 25 – The flight will depart Antigua at 16:20 and arrive in Dominica at 17:20.
October 27 – The flight will leave Antigua at 15:40 and arrive in Nature Island at 16:20.
Sint Maarten to Dominica
October 26 – The departure time of the flight from Sint Maarten is 12:00, while the arrival time in Dominica is 13:00.
October 27 – The flight will depart at 11:00 and will arrive in Dominica just one hour later at 12:00.
Also, there will be a revert flight from Dominica to Sint Maarten on October 30. This flight will allow travellers to travel back to home after enjoying three pulsating nights of the festival.
WINAir invited everyone to book their tickets and said, “Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience Dominica Festivals World Creole Festival… we added extra flights, so we can get you there!”
PC – Facebook account of WINAir
Customers can book their flights directly by visiting the airline’s website, www.winair.sx. Also, they can contact the concierge office for assistance with flight, ferry and accommodations.
People can contact through the below-mentioned emails and numbers:
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