The Bahamas has signed a memorandum of understanding and air service agreement with El Salvador, establishing a framework to enhance connectivity and economic cooperation between the two nations.
The agreement paves the way for direct routes between the countries, which is hoped will boost trade and tourism. It also aligns with Bahamas Prime Minister Philip Davis’ strategy of engaging “non-traditional partners” to foster growth.
“Enhanced air connectivity will facilitate the movement of travelers, support tourism growth and open doors for greater trade opportunities between our regions,” says ambassador Sebastian Bastian, representing the Bahamas. “This partnership is a testament to what can be achieved when countries come together for mutual benefit.”
Despite limited existing demand—just 1,200 two-way passengers traveled between the two countries in the first 11 months of 2024, according to Sabre Market Intelligence data—both nations are optimistic that nonstop air service will help unlock new opportunities…
