La Compagnie, which affords solely business-class flights between New York and France, and Italy, intends to conduct a check run within the Caribbean area.
So as to introduce a brand new Caribbean trip bundle that features enterprise class flights to St. Maarten, the corporate has teamed up with journey company E. Clarke Journey.
The settlement, often called Journey in Fashion Journeys, will present prospects round-trip flights from Princess Juliana Worldwide Airport in St. Maarten and Newark Liberty Worldwide Airport in New Jersey.
The flights will run on Sundays as soon as every week, beginning on November 26 and persevering with by way of April 14, 2024.
Vacationers should e book packages that embody seven-night stays at opulent resorts and villas on St. Maarten or different islands resembling Anguilla and St. Barth. Packages can even embody transportation to the opposite two islands.
Accomplice motels embody the Grand Case Seashore Membership in St. Martin, La Samana and Le Barthelemy in St. Barth, amongst others. A most popular companion is WIMCO, the main villa supplier within the area.
“These new flights to St. Maarten are an thrilling growth for La Compagnie as they mark our official entry into the Caribbean market,” stated La Compagnie CEO, Christian Vernet. “With leisure journey anticipated to stay sturdy, we’re thrilled to companion with Journey in Fashion Journeys to supply a simple path to among the vacation spot’s most sought-after islands.”
All 76 seats on the A321neo plane operated by La Compagnie will have lie- flat beds, state-of-the-art know-how, free Wi-Fi, amenity kits, and menus created by Michelin-starred cooks.
The corporate is continually searching for strategies to offer higher service to its prospects. We’re constructing a hall of belief and luxury with Journey In Fashion Journeys and La Compagnie to convey each new and returning prospects from New York to Sint Maarten and past, said E. Clarke Journey CEO Wahid Essafi.
Though the service could solely be included in packages booked by way of E. Clarke Journey, it may herald a broader entry for the airline into the Caribbean market.
