Uruguay launches $2.5 million fund to boost international air connectivity

Uruguay launches $2.5 million fund to boost international air connectivity
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The Ministry of Tourism and Airports Uruguay created a joint fund to support the new International Air Connectivity Incentive Regime, with an annual joint disbursement of up to US$2.5 million.

The fund will allocate resources to national or foreign airlines operating regular international services to Uruguay that are licensed by Dinacia, with incentives calculated per additional passenger on a semi‑annual basis compared with the same period the previous year, and the mechanism is intended to increase inbound tourism, strengthen connectivity and improve Uruguay’s competitiveness as a destination.

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