Wingo and Corona Beer Unveil Third Edition of Mystery Flight Experience “Destino Oculto 2026”

Wingo and Corona Beer Unveil Third Edition of Mystery Flight Experience “Destino Oculto 2026”. Low-cost carrier Wingo and Corona Beer (Bavaria) have launched Destino Oculto 3, an all-inclusive mystery travel experience where passengers purchase tickets without knowing their final destination, revealing the international location only upon landing. Under the campaign theme “One destination, two paradises,” this third installment will take place over four days and three nights, from October 22 to October 25, 2026.

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The experience features two simultaneous flights departing from Bogotá and Medellín to a secret international location that does not require a visa for Colombian citizens:

• ✈ Sales Window: Bookings open at 11:59 PM on September 15, 2026, exclusively on Wingo.com by selecting Bogotá or Medellín as origin and Destino Oculto (OCU) as destination.
• ✈ Pricing: Starting at $1,599 USD per person, booked in double-occupancy packages for two adults.
• ✈ Inclusions: Round-trip airfare, double-occupancy hotel stay, all-inclusive food and beverages, airport transfers, travel insurance, checked baggage, and curated activities supported by partner brand O Boticário.
• ✈ Requirements: Valid passport with at least six months of validity remaining from the date of travel.

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Jorge Jiménez, Wingo’s Commercial Vice President, and Álvaro de Luna, Bavaria’s Marketing Vice President, emphasized that the initiative aims to provide rate transparency and unique leisure experiences across non-traditional flight formats.

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