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Zagers optimistic about 2022 despite challenges Saba faces.

January 19, 2022

Zagers optimistic about 2022 despite challenges Saba faces.
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SABA:--- Despite the rocky start of the new year, Saba Commissioner of General Affairs Bruce Zagers looks at the future with much optimism. The local economy is recovering, ongoing initiatives continue to be enhanced and several important projects will start this year.

“We saw how quickly our economy and private sector were able to make steps towards recovery with the return of tourism. This shows that our product, the Unspoiled Queen is still relevant in the eyes of the traveler and well-sought after. The recent surge in COVID-19 cases throughout the world has definitely slowed travel globally, but I am ...

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