Miami.– Direct Air announced yesterday it will fly to Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic from Palm Beach International Airport.
According to the Palm Beach Report, the
Myrtle Beach, S.C.-based carrier said nonstop flights on Boeing 737
jets to San Juan and Punta Cana will begin Dec. 16.
Direct Air announced last month that beginning in November, it will fly from PBIA to Worcester, Mass.; Niagara Falls, N.Y.; Kalamazoo, Mich.; and Rockford, Ill.

Written by: Ricardolito,
"more flights to Punta Cana ,leaving Puerta Plata in a deeper hole ..soon , someone with imagination and drive will have to do something to revive the north"
The Market has spoken. If it was economically viable somebody would be doing it. But It isn't so nobody is wasting their money doing it.
Of course people like you probably want more money stolen from productive members of society to subsidize tourism in the north.
If the government can work with the tourist industry in the north to improve the tourist business there, more Dominicans will share in the economic wealth ...but I understand you have scant regard for those who need a helping hand .