Cheap Flights from Detroit (DTW) to Valledupar (VUP)

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Frequently asked questions

Is it cheaper to buy a plane ticket from DTW to Alfonso Lopez Pumarejo Airport (VUP) last minute?
When it's time to book your flights, being prepared pays off. While you could find a deal on a Detroit Metro Airport to VUP flight at the last minute, tickets usually don't get cheaper as the date of departure nears. Based on flight pricing and demand studies in 2022, we have found that the sweet spot to lock in a domestic flight is between 28 – 35 days ahead. For international flights it's between three and four months.
What airports do you fly into for Valledupar from Detroit?
Detroit to Valledupar flights touch down at Alfonso Lopez Pumarejo Airport (VUP). Drop your suitcase off at your hotel and then visit some of the city's popular sights, such as Alfonso Lopez Square and Accordion Museum. The airport is approximately 5 kilometers south of downtown Valledupar.
Can I change the date of my flight from DTW to Alfonso Lopez Pumarejo Airport?
Plans don't always work out, so Expedia is here to help make amending your trip as easy as possible. First, find your DTW to VUP itinerary through the Expedia Trips portal and look up the fare conditions about what sorts of changes are allowed. If you booked your plane ticket in the last 24 hours, some airlines will let you cancel without charge and book new flights. If you booked your fare more than 24 hours ago, get in touch with us through our Customer Service portal to see how we can assist.

Travel information

Origin airport
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County
Destination airport
Alfonso Lopez Pumarejo
Distance
3647 km

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