Chances are you already know about the sparkling waters, sunshine and luxury options available in Turks & Caicos — now there are even more comfortable ways to get there.
That’s due to Provo Air Center, a private jet terminal at Providenciales International Airport that welcomes passengers in a sleek, comfortable space inspired by the island’s architectural traditions. Dark woods, abundant natural light and a beamed, peaked ceiling create an airy, tropical atmosphere. In addition to The Club Lounge, guests can relax at The Coffee Bar and bring canine companions to a dedicated dog park.
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Located at the corner of The Old Airport Road and South Dock Road, the terminal offers state-of-the-art facilities including fuel services, customs and immigration assistance, pet handling, charter coordination, flight permitting and full support for pilots and technicians. Its drive-through customs hall is a first for private aviation in the region, designed to make arrival and departure processes smooth and efficient for private passengers. The facility also accommodates extra-long-haul jets on direct flights to and from the Middle East, Europe and Asia.
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Open daily from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., Provo Air Center provides catering ranging from boxed lunches to multicourse meals prepared by a team that includes local Caribbean chefs with more than two decades of gourmet aviation catering experience. For travelers island hopping, the terminal recently added service to South Caicos Airport, improving connections across the territory.
“We are thrilled to extend our services to South Caicos, a destination of remarkable beauty and growing luxury hospitality,” said Deborah Aharon, CEO of Provo Air Center. “Our presence on the island not only enhances private jet accessibility but also underscores our commitment to providing first-class service, flexibility and convenience to our clientele.”
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Guests traveling to Salterra Resort & Spa, part of Marriott’s Luxury Collection on South Caicos, can now enjoy an exclusive arrival experience. Opened in February, the beachfront resort features 3,000 feet of white-sand shoreline, 100 refined rooms including 52 one- and two-bedroom suites, and two expansive penthouse Governor’s Suites. The resort’s spa offers a range of treatments and therapies including a steam room, therapy bath, facials, scrubs, wraps, massages, fitness classes and Ayurvedic options.
“The addition of Provo Air Center’s services at South Caicos Airport is a game-changer for our guests,” said Michael Tibbetts, owner of Salterra Resort & Spa. “We have seen growing demand from travelers who seek a seamless luxury experience from touchdown to check-in. The ability to arrive via private jet will undoubtedly enhance the exclusivity and appeal of our resort.”
With upgraded private aviation infrastructure and direct connections to South Caicos, travelers to Turks & Caicos can now enjoy a more streamlined, comfortable and luxurious travel experience from the moment they arrive.