Diplomacy News
es Español en English
12 de Aug, 2026
No Result
View All Result
  • Current Affairs
    • Business
    • Diplomacy
    • Geopolitics
  • In Depth
    • Interviews
    • Reports
    • Research
  • Life
    • Culture
    • Gastronomy
    • Tourism
  • Opinion
  • Agenda
  • Who is Who
  • DiplomacynewsTV
NEWSLETTER
Diplomacy News
NEWSLETTER
Diplomacy News
No Result
View All Result

New direct flight from Avianca between Madrid and San Salvador

The route, which is already available, will be operating until September 15, 2026 four weekly frequencies and more than 2,300 seats

Juan David Latorre by Juan David Latorre
20 de June de 2026
in Tourism
The ambassador of El Salvador, Anabella Machuca, along with Ewin Guerra, economic advisor of the Embassy, and the Avianca team. /Photo: JDL

The ambassador of El Salvador, Anabella Machuca, along with Ewin Guerra, economic advisor of the Embassy, and the Avianca team. /Photo: JDL

The airline Avianca will strengthen connectivity between Spain and the Central American region with the launch of its direct seasonal operation between Madrid and San Salvador, a connection that will facilitate the exchange of tourists, entrepreneurs, and investments between both markets during the summer season.

The route, which is already available, will operate until September 15, 2026, will have four weekly frequencies and more than 2,300 seats each week. The flights will be operated by the Spanish airline Wamos Air on Airbus A330 aircraft with a capacity for 288 passengers.

The new operation between Madrid and San Salvador consolidates the Salvadoran capital as one of the main connection points to access other strategic markets in the region. Thanks to the airline’s network, travelers from Spain will be able to efficiently connect to destinations such as Guatemala City, San José de Costa Rica, or Mexico City, significantly expanding business, investment, and tourism opportunities throughout Central America and the southern United States. The reactivation of the Madrid-San Salvador route is part of the strengthening of Avianca’s transatlantic operation for the summer of 2026.

During this season, the company will reach 67 weekly frequencies between Europe and Latin America, consolidating one of the widest connectivity networks between both continents. With this expansion, Avianca also strengthens its presence in Europe through its main operational points in Madrid, Barcelona, London, and Paris, enhancing connections between European and Latin American markets during the peak travel season.

The event was attended by the ambassador of El Salvador, Anabella Machuca, who thanked the airline Avianca “for betting on this strategic condition, which represents much more than a new flight, providing opportunities, public exchange, cultural exchange, business, and, above all, a greater closeness between people.”

“For this reason,” continued the Salvadoran ambassador, “this direct connection between Madrid and San Salvador helps strengthen stability between El Salvador, Spain, and the rest of Europe, facilitating the flow of travelers, tourists, entrepreneurs, students, and families who wish to maintain children and parents on both sides. This moment also comes at a particularly renewing stage. Our country has experienced a period of positive transformation that is awakening the interest of the world.”

“More and more people want to closely know a nation that is reborn, showing a new reality, a new energy, and a great capacity to project itself internationally with pride and enthusiasm. Tourism is one of the sectors where this transformation is most visible, as El Salvador has established itself as one of the destinations with the highest tourist growth in the American and European continents, attracting visitors interested in discovering its beaches, volcanoes, historic cities, business opportunities, cultural wealth, gastronomy, and, above all, the quality of its food. Therefore, the launch of this route represents a magnificent opportunity for more European travelers to discover what El Salvador has to offer, a country of welcoming emotions, easy to travel, authentic, and full of memorable experiences. I am convinced that this flight will help strengthen tourist and economic exchange,” concluded Ambassador Anabella Machuca.

Tags: destacada1Embassy of El SalvadorFeatured1
Juan David Latorre

Juan David Latorre

Born in Madrid in 1961, graduated in Information Sciences at the Complutense University, he directed his first steps to the graphic arts and publishing sector. Finally, he stood out in the diplomatic world, loving culture and convinced that through it all countries can be united. jdlatorre@diplomacynews.com

Related Posts

A thermometer in a street in Seville./ Photo: Carlos Koblischek / iStock
Tourism

The loyalty of international tourists to Spain is wavering due to extreme heat

by Olga Ortega
10 de August de 2026

An analysis by CaixaBank Research concludes that extreme temperatures during vacations reduce the likelihood of foreign visitors returning to the...

Read moreDetails
Spectacular entrance to the Astana Planetarium. / Photo: AR

Tourism in Kazakhstan: the Great Steppe, alpine landscapes and the cities of the future

10 de August de 2026
Photo: Istockphoto

Tourism employment in Spain exceeds 3.18 million and grows by 5.4% in 2026

8 de August de 2026
Humpback whale sighting in Ecuador, Puerto López. /Photos: Courtesy of the Embassy of Ecuador

Puerto López, beach tourism and whale watching in Ecuador

6 de August de 2026
A tourist contemplates the Alhambra of Granada from the Mirador de San Nicolás. /Photo: IstockPhoto

Until June, spending by international tourists grew by 7% in Spain

4 de August de 2026

Lo más leído de esta semana

  • The bulk carrier MV Heilan Brother, in the Red Sea, en route to Bab el Mandeb./ Photo: Anatoly Kireev / iStock

    Bab el-Mandeb, the guardian of the Red Sea and a key artery of European trade

    162 shares
    Share 65 Tweet 41
  • Arteries of power: 25 strategic chokepoints that drive global geopolitics

    161 shares
    Share 64 Tweet 40
  • The Colombian ambassador reports on the open accounts to help those affected

    153 shares
    Share 61 Tweet 38
  • The Geneva Conventions: the protection of the victims of armed conflicts

    153 shares
    Share 61 Tweet 38
  • Spain says will continue cooperating with Lebanon after abolishing death penalty

    153 shares
    Share 61 Tweet 38

Newsletter Diplomacy News

NEWSLETTER

Lo último en Diplomacy News

The bulk carrier MV Heilan Brother, in the Red Sea, en route to Bab el Mandeb./ Photo: Anatoly Kireev / iStock

Bab el-Mandeb, the guardian of the Red Sea and a key artery of European trade

12 de August de 2026
Cargo ships anchored off the port of Singapore, at the entrance to the Strait of Malacca. / Photo: HIT1912 / iStock

Arteries of power: 25 strategic chokepoints that drive global geopolitics

12 de August de 2026

Sections

  • Business
  • Culture
  • Current Affairs
  • Diplomacy
  • DiplomacynewsTV
  • Gastronomy
  • Geopolitics
  • In Depth
  • Interviews
  • Life
  • Opinion
  • Reports
  • Research
  • Tourism

About Diplomacy News

  • Nosotros
  • Aviso Legal
  • Política de Privacidad
  • Política de Cookies
  • Contactar
logo diplomacy news

© 2026 Diplomacy News.

No Result
View All Result
  • Current Affairs
    • Business
    • Diplomacy
    • Geopolitics
  • In Depth
    • Interviews
    • Reports
    • Research
  • Life
    • Culture
    • Gastronomy
    • Tourism
  • Opinion
  • Agenda
  • Who is Who
  • DiplomacynewsTV
  • Español

© 2026 Diplomacy News.