Arajet passengers can now buy more of the trip in one digital place before they leave for the airport. Through a new partnership with UK travel technology firm Arcube, the Dominican carrier is selling eSIMs, lounge access, airport Fast Track, transfers, parking, tours, and related add-ons inside Manage My Booking and other pre-departure digital channels.
The traveler decision is practical. Open Manage My Booking or the live Arajet Arcube marketplace after you hold a ticket, price each add-on against airport-day alternatives, and buy only the products you will actually use on a Santo Domingo or Punta Cana itinerary.
- What changed: Arajet opened a branded Arcube ancillary marketplace for digital pre-trip purchases.
- Where to buy: Manage My Booking, pre-departure emails, and arajet.arcube.com.
- Products live now: Travel eSIM, lounge access, Fast Track, transfers, tours, parking, and eVisa categories.
- Who it helps: Passengers using Santo Domingo or Punta Cana who want one trusted retail path.
- Who runs it: Arcube manages suppliers, technology, servicing, and product communications.
What is live on the marketplace today
The public Arajet Arcube marketplace presents itself as Lounges, eSIMs, Transfers and More. Product categories shown include Travel eSIM, Lounge Access, Airport Transfer, Fast Track, Tours and Experiences, Airport Parking, and eVisa.
That catalog is the practical proof that the partnership is not only a press announcement. Travelers can open the page today and see bookable product classes rather than a vague future roadmap.
According to Breaking Travel News coverage of the Arajet and Arcube deal, customers can purchase the suite through Manage My Booking, pre-departure emails, and other digital retail moments.
Arcube handles supplier relationships, technology integration, servicing, and product communications. Arajet can scale retail without building every add-on stack inside the airline’s own operations team.
That split matters for passengers. The airline remains the booking brand for the flight, while Arcube is often the fulfillment and support layer for the extras.
Keep both confirmation emails when you buy an add-on, and note which company is listed for customer service on that product. A lounge voucher problem is not the same support path as a seat change on the ticket.
Why Manage My Booking is the useful entry point
Most travelers do not want a second shopping tab the night before a flight. Manage My Booking is already where people check seats, bags, and itinerary changes.
Placing eSIM, lounge, transfer, and Fast Track offers in that flow reduces last-minute phone research at the gate. The offer appears when the passenger already has context for the trip.
Pre-departure emails create a second window. If you booked weeks earlier and ignored add-ons, a reminder closer to departure is often when roaming prices and hotel transfer needs become real.
Buy only after you know arrival time, party size, and whether your hotel already includes a transfer. Early cart filling without those details often creates unused vouchers.
The marketplace also supports growth in Arajet’s Americas network. Breaking Travel News notes Arajet carried 1.48 million passengers in 2025 and continues to expand routes through Santo Domingo and Punta Cana.
More passengers on that network will face the same airport-day choices in those hubs. A single digital retail path becomes more valuable as the schedule densifies.
How to choose the right add-ons for a Caribbean arrival
Start with connectivity. A Travel eSIM can replace expensive roaming for maps, ride-hails, and boarding passes once you land, but only if your phone is unlocked and eSIM-capable.
Compare the marketplace package size and validity against your hotel Wi-Fi plan and any free airport Wi-Fi you already accept. Do not buy data you will never leave the resort with.
Lounge access and Fast Track help when the connection is tight, the party is large, or the airport day is long. They are optional for short, off-peak arrivals with light bags.
Price them against the real pain of your specific day, not against a generic luxury pitch. A short wait may not justify a lounge if your hotel transfer is already waiting outside.
Airport transfers and parking split by how you arrive. Families with luggage often prefer a pre-booked transfer over curbside negotiation after a late landing.
Locals and multi-day parkers need parking price and location more than a private car. Tours and experiences matter only when you have free hours and a clear destination plan.
eVisa and document products, when shown, should be checked against official government rules for your nationality. A marketplace listing is a retail path, not immigration advice.
Confirm entry requirements on the destination authority site before you pay for document help. If the product is optional convenience rather than a required visa, treat it as such.
How this fits a real Punta Cana or Santo Domingo plan
Imagine a couple flying Arajet into Punta Cana for a week with one tight evening arrival. After tickets are issued, they open Manage My Booking and buy a dual-device eSIM package for maps and messaging.
They skip the lounge because the hotel transfer is already included, and they skip Fast Track because they hold no same-day connection. The marketplace still helped by making the eSIM decision visible next to the ticket.
On a different itinerary, a solo passenger connecting through Santo Domingo with a long layover might reverse those choices. Fast Track and lounge access become useful, while a destination tour is irrelevant and parking is not needed.
If the trip is a resort stay rather than a city break, pair the airline cart with destination planning that matches the actual hotel product. Deep Arrival’s Punta Cana all-inclusive resort planning page helps when the stay itself is the main decision after the flight.
Guests heading toward Casa de Campo or the La Romana side of the island can also use the best airport for Casa de Campo guide to settle ground logistics before they buy a transfer product in the marketplace.
The broader point is that ancillary retail only works when it sits next to a real destination plan. Buying every listed product is not the goal; matching two or three products to the day is.
Also recheck product terms the morning of travel. Marketplace inventory, lounge hours, and transfer pickup points can change even after a voucher is issued, so keep the live confirmation handy offline.
If your phone is locked to a home carrier, skip the eSIM and use a physical SIM or hotel Wi-Fi instead. The marketplace does not unlock a phone that your carrier still controls.
| If you… | What to do |
|---|---|
| Hold an Arajet ticket and need mobile data | Open Manage My Booking or arajet.arcube.com and compare eSIM packages against roaming before departure. |
| Face a long layover at SDQ or PUJ | Price lounge access and Fast Track against your actual wait, not against a default luxury upgrade. |
| Need a ride from the airport | Buy a transfer only if your hotel package does not already include one, and keep both confirmations. |
| Travel with an unlocked dual-SIM phone | An eSIM can replace airport SIM queues, but confirm device compatibility before purchase. |
| See an eVisa or document product | Verify official entry rules for your passport first; treat the marketplace as retail, not immigration advice. |
- Use the channel you already open: Manage My Booking is now a retail surface, not only a seat and bag tool.
- Buy late when details firm up: Pre-departure emails matter more after arrival time and hotel transfers are locked.
- Keep fulfillment contacts: Arcube services many add-ons; save product-specific support details with the booking.
- Skip decorative add-ons: Tours, lounges, and Fast Track only pay off when they remove a real friction on your day.
- Recheck the live catalog: Product availability and prices can change; use the live marketplace, not a cached press list.
The useful story is not that Arajet found a technology partner. It is that passengers flying the growing Dominican network can now complete more of the airport day inside the same digital path they already use to manage the ticket.
Where can Arajet passengers buy the new add-ons?
Through Manage My Booking, pre-departure digital messages, and the live marketplace at arajet.arcube.com.
What products are listed now?
The marketplace shows Travel eSIM, Lounge Access, Airport Transfer, Fast Track, Tours and Experiences, Airport Parking, and eVisa categories.
Who fulfills lounge, eSIM, or transfer purchases?
Arcube manages suppliers, servicing, and product communications under the partnership, so keep product-level confirmations separate from the flight ticket.
Do I need these products for every Arajet flight?
No. Buy only what matches your layover length, phone setup, hotel transfer status, and airport-day stress.
Is the marketplace limited to Santo Domingo and Punta Cana?
Those hubs are the main network centers in the launch framing, and the digital path can follow Arajet’s broader Americas expansion as routes grow.
