Avianca business class: Miami–Caracas for US$1,869 round trip, 61% below usual
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Fly Avianca business class from Miami to Caracas February 25–March 4, 2027, from US$1,869 round trip. The one-stop itinerary lists 23h 50m of travel time, so check connections before booking.
Avianca business-class fares from Miami (MIA) to Caracas, Venezuela (CCS), start at US$1,869 round trip for February 25–March 4, 2027—a seven-night stay. That is 61% below the supplied usual fare of about US$4,781.
The itinerary has one stop and a listed travel time of 23h 50m. Check the connection and seat type on each segment before paying: the fare description allows for either lie-flat or recliner business seating, not a guaranteed lie-flat itinerary.
For sightseeing, visit Caracas Cathedral, see Simón Bolívar’s grave and explore other sites honoring Bolívar in the Venezuelan capital. Before booking, review current U.S. State Department travel advice and Venezuela’s entry requirements for your passport.
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