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PSGs CEO Gumbs and Act. Minister of TEATT Ottley Met with Cruise Executives from Carnival Corp. Brands.

September 20, 2022

PSGs CEO Gumbs and Act. Minister of TEATT Ottley Met with Cruise Executives from Carnival Corp. Brands.
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POINTE BLANCHE:---  Port St. Maarten Group (PSG) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Alexander Gumbs and Acting Minister of Tourism & Economic Affairs Hon. Omar Ottley recently met with a number of cruise executives in order to generate more business for the destination.
Carnival Corporation & plc as a long-term partner of PSG is working on positioning cruise ships from the nine brands which will create new opportunities for the destination for the upcoming cruise seasons.
Acting Minister of Tourism & Economic Affairs Hon. Omar Ottley stated, “Fruitful discussions were had with the Carnival Corporation & plc and Princess Cruises executives.
“The ...


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