An Italian client asks if there is a direct flight to La Romana. You say yes, pretty sure, and that you will confirm it in a minute.
You hang up and open four different airline tabs.
By the time you have the answer, the client has already written to another agency.
The airport that decides whether the trip can be built
La Romana (LRM) is the airport that serves Casa de Campo®, minutes from the resort. It is not Punta Cana, with daily flights from half of Europe. Here, each airline flies specific days, and those days change with the season.
That does not make it poorly connected. It makes it an airport you need to know precisely before you promise anything to a client. We covered why it is the logical choice over other airports on the island in this guide to the closest airport.
Here is the schedule we are working with right now, by market.
From Italy: Neos flies Milan, Rome and Verona
Neos is currently the strongest connection between Italy and La Romana, with three origin cities and a calendar that moves through different stages across the year.
Milan – La Romana
- Until September 12: Mondays and Saturdays.
- September 13 to December 13: Saturdays and Sundays.
- From December 18: Fridays and Saturdays.
Rome – La Romana
- Until December 11: Fridays.
- From December 19: Saturdays.
Verona – La Romana
Flights on Fridays.
Three Italian cities, three different calendars. Mixing one up with another is the fastest way to offer a client a date that does not exist.
From Portugal: two airlines cover Lisbon
Lisbon has something no other city on this list has: two airlines flying to La Romana in the same season.
World2fly
Lisbon – La Romana in its summer window, from June 5 to October 2, with one weekly departure.
Iberojet
Lisbon – La Romana on Wednesdays, from July 22 to September 9, 2026.
Lisbon is the only city on this list served by two carriers. Where the two windows overlap, a Portuguese client has more than one departure a week to choose from.
From Spain: Iberojet opens Madrid in November
Iberojet starts operating Madrid – La Romana on November 16, on Mondays.
Until that date, a client flying from Madrid needs another route or another solution. From November 16, there is a direct weekly departure.
Why this calendar is not worth keeping in your head
These operating days shift with the season. What is Saturday today can be Friday in December. What does not exist yet, like Madrid, starts existing in November.
Pricing a trip on a two-month-old calendar is the quietest way to lose a client. They do not say no. They simply stop writing back once the date you gave them does not work.
Keep this guide, but confirm any date before you commit to it. La Romana’s calendar moves more than most of the destinations you sell.
Questions we get from agencies
Is there a direct flight to La Romana from Italy?
Yes. Neos connects Milan, Rome and Verona to La Romana, with a calendar that shifts across the year and is worth checking before you give a client any dates.
What about from Portugal?
Yes, with two airlines. World2fly covers the summer window, June to October, and Iberojet flies Wednesdays from July to September. Lisbon is the only city on this list served by two carriers.
When does the direct flight from Madrid start?
Iberojet opens Madrid – La Romana on November 16, on Mondays. Before that date, there is no direct connection from Madrid with this airline.
Is this schedule fixed?
No. Operating days change by season and airlines adjust frequencies without much notice. Confirm before you quote, not after.
Before you give the date, confirm it
This calendar answers the first question: whether a client can get there at all. The second one, how to line up those flights with the tee time and the transfer into the resort, gets answered case by case.
If you have a group moving from Italy, Portugal or Spain, send me the dates and the origin city. I will confirm which flight fits before you put it in front of the client.
Monica Diaz Vecino
Director of Golf Sales
Casa de Campo® Resort & Villas
monica@ccampo.com