You board your American Airlines flight in Miami, knowing that this isn’t just a trip to the Dominican Republic — it’s a direct journey into Casa de Campo’s world. The plane lands not in a busy capital city, but at La Romana International Airport, just minutes from the resort gates. No transfers, no long drives. Within moments of clearing customs, you’re under the shade of palm trees, greeted with cool towels and the hum of golf carts whisking guests toward villas and suites. It’s a rare luxury in the Caribbean — the only resort with its own dedicated American Airlines service, putting you...

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