Most of Puerto Rico’s famend golf programs and resorts are absolutely operational following Hurricane Fiona’s landfall final week, the vacation spot’s advertising and marketing group Vacation spot Puerto Rico confirmed on Thursday.
The U.S. territory’s airports, together with Luis Muñoz Marín Airport in San Juan (SJU), Aeropuerto Internacional Mercedita (PSE) in Ponce, Antonio Rivera Rodríguez Airport (VQS) in Vieques and Rafael Hernández Marín Worldwide Airport (BQN) in Aguadilla are absolutely operational as effectively.
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Moreover, cruise ports have reopened with choose cruises and ferries working.
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Tourism officers additionally report that many areas, sights and historic parks all through the island are additionally accessible to vacationers, together with Previous San Juan, Casa Bacardí, the Ron del Barrilito Tour, the Puerto Rico Conference Middle, Carabalí Rainforest Journey Park, Frutos del Guacabo, DISTRITO T-Cellular and Toro Verde Journey Park.
The vacation spot’s 18 distinctive golf programs promise to be an enormous draw as Puerto Rico nears peak season within the remaining months of 2022. The Latin America Newbie Championship shall be held on the island for the primary time in January 2023 by way of a joint effort by the USGA, R&A and Augusta Nationwide and several other programs are rated by Golfweek among the many prime 50 within the Caribbean, Mexico, Costa Rica and the Atlantic Islands.
“Puerto Rico is ideally suited to golf getaways due to our many programs, number of resorts, and naturally our welcoming individuals, wanting to share the ‘Boricua’ lifestyle,” Brad Dean, Chief Government Officer, Uncover Puerto Rico, stated in an announcement.
Vacationers in Puerto Rico or these with plans to go to quickly are suggested to contact their journey suppliers, lodging services, and native companies on to inquire about potential modifications in operations as a consequence of Fiona. For the newest info, click on right here.
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