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St Maarten Flavors November Culinary Month Supported by Rainforest Adventure Park with "Foodie Campaign".

October 26, 2022

St Maarten Flavors November Culinary Month Supported by Rainforest Adventure Park with "Foodie Campaign".
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Rainforest Adventure Park will provide a complimentary entry ticket to "foodie" visitors and residents able to prove they enjoyed 5 signature dishes of the 47 participating restaurants and bars of the St Maarten Flavors Culinary Month of November. This was announced today by Rainforest Adventures and the St. Maarten Hospitality and Trade Association (SHTA).
By means of its special offer to food lovers, St. Maarten's most well-known attraction Rainforest Adventure Park offered to play its part in the recognition of St. Maarten as the Culinary Capital of the Caribbean. Mauricio Cortez of Rainforest Adventure Park: "Research by the SHTA ...


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