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Tourism August 4, 2025 | 8:29 am

Arajet showcases Dominican culture with new onboard music experience

Santo Domingo.- Dominican airline Arajet is reinforcing its cultural identity by introducing original Dominican music onboard its flights. Beginning this month, passengers will be welcomed and bid farewell with specially composed merengue and bachata pieces, aiming to bring the spirit and joy of the Dominican Republic to every journey.

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