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Ministry TEATT host destination Marketing strategy meeting. | SMN News

August 21, 2019

Ministry TEATT host destination Marketing strategy meeting. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---  Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transportation, and Telecommunication (TEATT), Honorable Stuart Johnson, met with key stakeholders on Wednesday, August 14th at Sheer Restaurant for a destination Marketing strategy meeting that was organized by the St. Maarten Tourism Bureau Marketing and Product Development team.

The interactive whole day session was to share and actively discuss St. Maarten’s Marketing and product development strategies and to conduct an exercise with the stakeholders for an open dialogue on how to work collectively to ensure increase in the visitors’ arrivals and to assure them a memorable experience with the overall product.

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