Since September 16, 2026, LATAM Airlines Colombia has operated a daily flight between Bogotá and Caracas —seven weekly frequencies, up from two— departing Bogotá at 4:15 a.m. and returning from Caracas at 8:55 a.m., following the reopening of Maiquetía International Airport. The daily operation integrates Venezuela with the rest of the LATAM Group network in Latin America. For agencies, daily frequency eases point-to-point traffic and Colombia–Venezuela combined products, plus international connections via Bogotá. Ikiratours, Venezuela's 100% B2B DMC and inbound wholesaler, coordinates inbound operations for agencies working these flows.
What it means for your agency
Daily frequency changes the sales logic: with two weekly flights the airline dictated the itinerary; with daily service the client dictates it. That makes Colombia–Venezuela combinations (Bogotá + Los Roques, for example) possible without forced dead nights, and opens the door to the corporate and MICE segment, which demands date flexibility. Bogotá as a LATAM hub also connects Venezuela with the rest of South America on a single ticket: useful for agencies selling multi-destination trips.
What to do
Build Bogotá + Venezuelan destination combinations using the daily frequency as the itinerary backbone. Check net rates for Los Roques and Caracas on the portal for connection nights, and coordinate transfers with operations.