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World’s longest cable car to open in December, U.S. airlift expands, and landmark projects advance
The Discover Dominica Authority today announced several major developments during a press conference held during the 43rd CHTA Marketplace 2025 in Antigua, reinforcing the Nature Island’s commitment to sustainable growth and enhanced visitor access.
Discover Dominica Authority’s CEO, Marva Williams, announced Dominica’s groundbreaking cable car, the longest detachable cable car in the world at 6.6 kilometers, will officially open in December 2025. The project will connect the Roseau Valley to the iconic Boiling Lake in just 20 minutes, transforming what is currently a six-hour hike into an accessible rainforest experience. It has already generated more than 450 construction jobs and will sustain more than 150 permanent positions.
Additionally, Williams shared positive news regarding increased airlift to the destination. American Airlines will expand its service from Miami starting in August with six flights per week, scale back to two in September, then resume daily service in October, followed by an increase to eight weekly flights in November and December — marking a significant boost in U.S. connectivity to the island.
“Dominica continues to set itself apart in the Caribbean by investing in projects that expand access while preserving what makes the Nature Island so special,” said Williams. “We are redefining what it means to be a sustainable and green destination where nature is respected, where communities lead, where innovation fuels resilience, and where every traveler is transformed by the journey.”
Additional destination updates shared during the press conference include:
“With our upcoming cable car, expanded airlift, and progress on renewable energy and infrastructure, we are not just building for today, we are creating a more sustainable, connected, and resilient future for generations to come,” continued Williams.
For more information, visit www.discoverdominica.com or follow @DiscoverDominica on social media.
World’s longest cable car to open in December, U.S. airlift expands, and landmark projects advance
The Discover Dominica Authority today announced several major developments during a press conference held during the 43rd CHTA Marketplace 2025 in Antigua, reinforcing the Nature Island’s commitment to sustainable growth and enhanced visitor access.
Discover Dominica Authority’s CEO, Marva Williams, announced Dominica’s groundbreaking cable car, the longest detachable cable car in the world at 6.6 kilometers, will officially open in December 2025. The project will connect the Roseau Valley to the iconic Boiling Lake in just 20 minutes, transforming what is currently a six-hour hike into an accessible rainforest experience. It has already generated more than 450 construction jobs and will sustain more than 150 permanent positions.
Additionally, Williams shared positive news regarding increased airlift to the destination. American Airlines will expand its service from Miami starting in August with six flights per week, scale back to two in September, then resume daily service in October, followed by an increase to eight weekly flights in November and December — marking a significant boost in U.S. connectivity to the island.
“Dominica continues to set itself apart in the Caribbean by investing in projects that expand access while preserving what makes the Nature Island so special,” said Williams. “We are redefining what it means to be a sustainable and green destination where nature is respected, where communities lead, where innovation fuels resilience, and where every traveler is transformed by the journey.”
Additional destination updates shared during the press conference include:
“With our upcoming cable car, expanded airlift, and progress on renewable energy and infrastructure, we are not just building for today, we are creating a more sustainable, connected, and resilient future for generations to come,” continued Williams.
For more information, visit www.discoverdominica.com or follow @DiscoverDominica on social media.
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