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MINISTER OTTLEY gets thumbs up from vendors, meets with Royal Caribbean this week.

January 5, 2023

MINISTER OTTLEY gets thumbs up from vendors, meets with Royal Caribbean this week.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- After receiving two thumbs up from the Philipsburg Vendors for the final rendering of the soon-to-be-constructed new Market Place, Acting Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transportation & Telecommunication (TEATT), the Honorable Omar Ottley, is preparing for a follow-up meeting with project financiers Royal Caribbean this week.

Minister Ottley said Wednesday, “This project is a number one priority for completion for the Ministry of Tourism as it is a key piece of enhancing the Philipsburg experience for visitors.”
He said regardless of who serves as the next Minister of TEATT, we should deliver on the long overdue promise given ...


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