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Tourism May 24, 2017 | 2:13 pm

Dominican-based Pawa to start Jamaica flights in late 2017

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic-based carrier Pawa will start flights to Jamaica in late 2017, an initiative sparked by the visit by that country's prime minister Andrew Holness last week, invited by president Danilo Medina. During one of Holness' meetings, both Dominican and Jamaican business leaders urged the two leaders to open Kingston-Santo Domingo flights. As of Tue. Pawa had yet to... Read more

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