Caracas International Airport reopens after earthquakes
The international airport in the Venezuelan capital of Caracas will reopen its doors to commercial air traffic next week. The airport had been closed for some time due to severe damage caused by a series of earthquakes in the region.
Starting September 1st, passengers will be able to use the airport's facilities once again. Venezuelan authorities have been working hard over the past few weeks on repair efforts to ensure the safety of travelers and staff.
Although the airport is now reopening, the situation in the affected area remains fragile. The government advises travelers to always check the latest information with their airline before departure, as flight schedules may still change.
For travelers from Belgium planning to travel to Venezuela, this is an important announcement. The restoration of the airport is a necessary step for international travel to the South American country.