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LIAT Air is offering travellers a 10% discount on eligible flights to Dominica from October 19–26, 2026, ahead of the World Creole Music Festival, which runs from October 23-25.
Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival
Roseau, Dominica: LIAT Air announced a 10% off on all the flights that will come to Dominica during the World Creole Music Festival 2026. The offer will remain applicable in the period between October 19 to 26, 2026 in which travellers can visit the country on reduced rates of the flights.
LIAT also issued the calendar for travellers who are seeking to visit the country during the festival. The airline also announced the promo code which is “DISCOVER” and the visitors are invited to book their flights as the sale is open now.
The flight number 325 will operate on October 24, 2026 which will travel from Dominica to Antigua and Barbuda with a departure time of 11: 10 and the arrival time of 11: 50. Afterwards, flight number 329 will operate on October 25, 2026 from Dominica to Antigua and Barbuda with a departure time of 14: 55 and the arrival time of 15: 35.
On October 26, 2026, the flight number 206 will operate from Dominica to St. Kitts and Nevis with a departure time of 9: 10 and an arrival time of 10: 10. On the same day, the flight will also operate from Dominica to Antigua and Barbuda.
On this day, flight 200 will operate from Dominica to Antigua and Barbuda with a departure time of 14: 40 and an arrival time of 15: 20. Flight 208 will operate from Dominica to St. Maarten with a departure time of 13: 10 and an arrival time of 14: 10. Again, the same flight will also provide service between Dominica and Antigua and Barbuda with a departure time of 13: 10 and an arrival time of 15: 35.
There are several other flights that will operate from Dominica to different countries in the Caribbean between the timeframe. The passenger will be able to travel to the country during the World Creole Music Festival with a reduction in fees of 10%.