St. George Grenada – The Grenada Tourism Authority is happy to announce that Virgin Atlantic will improve its service at Maurice Bishop Worldwide Airport, from two flights to 3 flights per week throughout the winter season.
The carrier presently flies an Airbus 330-300 with 264 seats to Grenada on Tuesdays and Saturdays and can add a 3rd weekly service on Fridays beginning December 8, 2023, by way of to March 29, 2024. All three providers fly from London Heathrow through Barbados, which marks a big step in enhancing comfort of accessibility to the vacation spot.
Randall Dolland
Chairman of the Grenada Tourism Authority, Randall Dolland stated, “We’re delighted to welcome this third frequency to Grenada, it’s a clear indication that our tourism product continues on an upward trajectory. Our valued companions at Virgin Atlantic have acknowledged this, and this extra capability will contribute considerably to even increased occupancies for our motels and supply a considerable enhance to our economic system.”
Journey Demand to Grenada
Petra Roach, CEO of the Grenada Tourism Authority
“This extra capability completely aligns with the elevated demand for occasions just like the England vs West Indies T20 cricket match and our fiftieth anniversary of Independence, for which we anticipate a big uptick of arrivals from the diaspora, who’re eager to rejoice this auspicious event with household and buddies on island.” stated Petra Roach, CEO of the Grenada Tourism Authority. “We lengthen our honest gratitude to Virgin for his or her unwavering help and confidence in vacation spot Grenada and we commit to additional fostering this partnership as we transfer ahead.”
Since June 14th, vacationers have been in a position to make use of Virgin Atlantic to journey between Grenada and Barbados. The addition of this third service gives extra seat capability and comfort between the 2 islands.
The Grenada Tourism Authority reaffirms its dedication to working intently and diligently with our airline companions with the target of accelerating and facilitating additional connectivity to the tri-island state.
