An international airport has opened on the Caribbean island of Barbuda
Barbuda, a paradise island in the Caribbean, has opened its first international airport. Thanks to this investment, tourists will no longer have to come by ferry, making travel much easier and making the island more accessible to international visitors. This is a major step in the development of Antigua and Barbuda's tourism infrastructure to attract even more visitors.
Initially, the airport will only serve private planes, a significant convenience for tourists arriving from luxury resorts. Until now, tourists had to take a ferry to get to Barbuda, which could be time-consuming. Now travellers on private jets will be able to reach the island directly, making the journey shorter and more convenient.
Plans for passenger traffic development
But the airport has even bigger ambitions - its aim is to attract scheduled airlines, particularly US carriers. Antigua and Barbuda decided to make the investment to respond to the growing demand for travel in the region. The growing popularity of the islands is attracting more and more tourists, making the development of transport infrastructure a necessity.
The opening of the airport is an important milestone in the development of tourism on Barbuda, which, although less popular than Antigua, is gaining popularity among those seeking tranquillity, pristine beaches and luxury. With the new airport, Antigua and Barbuda hopes to further increase the number of tourists and strengthen its position in the market.
Source: travelagewest.com
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