Norwegian,will resume its seasonal service from San Juan to Europe in November following a successful first winter season. The St. Croix-Copenhagen route will also return. The world’s fastest-growing global airline launched flights from San Juan’s Luis Muñoz MarÃn International Airport to London, Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm, and from St. Croix to Copenhagen last November.
– These European routes are back by popular demand. Beyond our four nonstop destinations, Puerto Ricans can also connect easily to other exciting European cities like Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin and Amsterdam — just to name a few,” said Norwegian’s Chief Commercial Officer Thomas Ramdahl.
– We are also pleased to see how many Europeans — Scandinavians especially — are now discovering what a great tourist destination Puerto Rico is since there have been so few routes from Europe previously.”
– This is great news for Puerto Rico, England and the Scandinavian countries. We are delighted with the success Norwegian’s direct routes between Copenhagen, London, Oslo, Stockholm and San Juan have achieved. The response and acceptance of Puerto Rico’s five-star qualities among European travelers who want to enjoy a top destination in the Caribbean continues to strengthen the Island’s image as a world-class destination in the region,” stated Ingrid I. Rivera Rocafort, Executive Director of the Puerto Rico Tourism Company.
– We are confident our partnership with Norwegian will continue to stimulate demand and open new opportunities for Puerto Rico in these countries and beyond.”
Norwegian’s European service from San Juan will resume on November 2 with service on Wednesdays and Saturdays to London; November 4 with service on Fridays to Copenhagen; November 6 with service on Sundays to Oslo; and on November 3 with service on Thursdays to Stockholm. Service from St. Croix to Copenhagen will resume on November 4 with service on Fridays.
Norwegian’s other Caribbean routes include nonstop service from Guadeloupe and Martinique to three U.S. cities: Baltimore/Washington DC, Boston and New York.
