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Johnson visit Holland House: seeks a closer working relationship with hotels. | SMN News

July 8, 2019

Johnson visit Holland House: seeks a closer working relationship with hotels. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---The Minister of Tourism Economic Affairs Transport & Telecommunication continues to dialogue closely with hoteliers on St. Maarten as part of the Tourism Ministry’s effort to improve its room capacity which stands presently at 67% of the pre-Hurricane Irma figures.
Johnson and Head of the St. Maarten Tourist Bureau May-Ling Chun visited Holland House on Friday. The two government officials spoke to the hotel’s General Manager Mr. Paul Boetekees and held what was reported to be a healthy discussion about the new marketing strategy and rebuilding progress for the 55 room hotel.
“The progress being made by


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