Routes Americas 2019

The meeting scheduling system will open on Tuesday 8 January. Senior network planners from more than 60 of the region’s leading airlines have already registered to attend Routes Americas 2019.

We profile Aeromexico, the flag carrier airline of Mexico which is attending Routes Americas 2019.

Find out which airports and tourism authorities have been recognised for their outstanding achievements in route development marketing.

Time is running out to take advantage of early booking rates for the event held in Québec City, Canada next February.

Nominations must be received by midnight (GMT) Friday 14 December to be considered for the awards.

Canada’s ‘secret’ destination is about to be discovered by a lot more visitors as it prepares for its role as host of Routes Americas 2019.

Preferential rates for some of our official hotels will end from Monday 10 December.

The region’s air service development community will unite in the city for the 12th Routes Americas, taking place from 12-14 February 2019.

Myrtle Beach International Airport was named the overall winner at the Routes Americas Marketing Awards 2018. Kirk Lovell, director of air service and business development at the airport, explains how factors such as knowing how many golf rounds are played and canvassing local hotels are key to its success.

Voting for the awards closes on Friday 14 December. Don’t miss the opportunity to recognise the airports and tourism authorities that have provided exceptional marketing support over the past 12 months.

We profile Routes Americas 2019 attendee Copa Airlines, the flag carrier of Panama.

Airline network planners can begin voting for the airports and destinations they feel have delivered exceptional marketing services from Monday 19 November.

Jetlines' new chief executive Javier Suarez tells Routesonline why Canada is ready for the start-up ultra low-cost carrier.

The new chief executive of Canadian start-up Jetlines has been confirmed as a speaker for Routes Americas 2019, which will take place in the city of Quebec in February.

This week we profile Routes Americas 2019 attendee interCaribbean Airways, the airline based in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Plan ahead to make the most of your time at the industry’s leading route development events.

Read what happens once the voting stage of the Routes Marketing Awards has closed, and how you can maximise your chance of success.

Airline executives will be able to nominate up to five airports and destinations that they feel have delivered exceptional marketing services over the past twelve months from Monday, 19 November

We take a look at the voting stage of the Routes Marketing Awards, and how you can excel at this.

The official hotels for Routes Americas 2019 and now online and available to book.

The key dates for the 2019 Routes Marketing Awards have been announced.

As voting for the Routes Americas 2019 Marketing Awards is set to open on Monday 19 November, we are taking a look back at last year's winners.

With World Routes 2018 almost a month behind us, our thoughts are now well and truly on the upcoming regional events.

Since hosting Routes Americas 2018, Quito’s Mariscal Sucre Airport has increased its international links and continued a $90m expansion and improvement plan. Andrew O’Brian, president and chief executive of Corporación Quiport, explains why Ecuador has become a “hot destination”.

Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport has an ambition to hit two million passengers per year by 2020.