CubaPLUS Magazine

The new year brings with it new routes for interCaribbean. With the launch of the Embraer 145 Jet services to connect Havana Cuba to Kingston Jamaica and to Santo Domingo, and also EMB120 services from Santiago de Cuba to Santo Domingo and to Kingston, interCaribbean offers the ideal opportunity for the travelers to make a multi-destination trip in the Caribbean.

Travelers to the Caribbean region could make a variety of trips to combine both Havana or Santiago de Cuba with Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic, flying into one island and fly home from either Cuba or the Dominican Republic. Locals of every coun-try find also convenient the connection be-tween islands for business, entertainment, shopping or as a new option for tourism throughout the same region.

interCaribbean makes flying around the Ca-ribbean easier now than ever before, by offering currently 13 flights weekly from Cuba to these neighbor islands to give fre-quency choice. The connections can save travelers as much as a whole day in simply getting from one island to the next.

Now travelers around the world may just check the list of "things to do" on every des-tination and start to dream about the ideal itinerary customized for what they most in-terested in. There are many reasons why a multi-destination trip is a great option espe-cially for those who are looking for fascina-ting experiences in the Caribbean, region where interCaribbean has been serving for 28 years now.

For more information on destinations and reservations, visit www.intercaribbean.com, call us or visit a travel agent anywhere in the Caribbean, USA and 180 countries worldwi-de.

About interCaribbean interCaribbean operates 30 seat EMB 120, 19 seat Twin Otter and 50 seat ERJ145 jet aircraft. Our flights connect The Turks Caicos, Antigua, the British Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, the Bahamas, Cuba, Dominica, St Lucia and Sint Maarten. Domestic flights are offered within the Turks Caicos Islands and Jamaica.