Wingo and Corona Unveil Sint Maarten as the Secret Island for Destino Oculto 2026. Colombian low-cost carrier Wingo and beverage brand Corona have officially revealed the location for the third edition of their experiential campaign, Destino Oculto (Hidden Destination). Following a rapid sell-out that saw all available packages purchased in just 19 minutes, more than 350 passengers who booked their travel without knowing where they would fly touched down on October 22 on the Caribbean island of Sint Maarten.
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The multi-flight operation originated in Colombia early Thursday morning. The first dedicated charter service departed El Dorado International Airport (BOG) in Bogotá at 5:20 AM, followed by the second departure taking off at 6:30 AM from José María Córdova International Airport (MDE) in Medellín. While cruising at 30,000 feet, travelers took part in high-altitude inflight entertainment organized by snack brand Takis. The flight destination remained undisclosed until pilots carried out their low-altitude final approach over Maho Beach, touching down on the runway at Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) at 9:18 AM and 10:14 AM local time, respectively.
Jorge Jiménez, Commercial Vice President at Wingo, noted that the initiative was designed to amplify the thrill of air travel through complete surprise, validating strong consumer demand for novel experiential tourism products. The selection of Sint Maarten / Saint-Martin supports the promotional banner “One Destination, Two Paradises”, highlighting the 87-square-kilometer island’s unique geopolitical status divided between the autonomous Dutch constituent country to the south and the French overseas collectivity to the north.
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From October 22 to October 25, the group will take part in a four-day, three-night all-inclusive itinerary coordinated by the airline and its brand partners. Activities include a Corona Sunset catamaran excursion and beach reception along the Dutch coast, a wellness-focused pool party hosted by O Boticário at the Divi Little Bay resort, adventure tours on The Flying Dutchman zip line at Rainforest Adventures with Takis, recreational beach days along Orient Bay on the French side, and global travel protection provided by Universal Assistance, culminating in an exclusive closing party hosted by the airline.
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