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15k visitors on six cruise ships visit signals rebound of tourism in SXM.

November 23, 2022

15k visitors on six cruise ships visit signals rebound of tourism in SXM.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Nearly fifteen thousand tourists graced the shores of St. Maarten on Wednesday in what Acting Minister of TEATT, Honorable Omar Ottley called a "stunning indication that the Caribbean's number one Cruise travel destination was back in business."

"We had a perfect first day of six cruise ships back at the port, which is a good feeling. It is something we have been working diligently for as we rebound from a difficult two years and seven months of very little economic activity," said Ottley on Wednesday evening.

The Minister said St. Maarten could expect six new port calls from ...

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