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St. Maarten Port present at cruise line meeting in New Orleans

June 24, 2016

St. Maarten Port present at cruise line meeting in New Orleans
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St. Maarten News – Port St. Maarten is present this week at the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association PAMAC meeting in New Orleans.  PAMAC brings together the association’s platinum members for a meeting with over thirty high-ranking FCCA Member Line cruise executives as part of a relationship and business building process.

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PAMAC opened with a welcome reception on Wednesday evening and thereafter a series of meetings, networking events are planned to discuss industry trends and standards, develop relationships, mutual benefits for the cruise lines, members’, companies and destinations.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mark Mingo and Government Relations Liaison Bertrand Peters are attending the New Orleans meeting.

“Reinventing Cruise St. Maarten is an on-going process.  We are attending PAMAC in order to ensure and attract additional cruise business for the country.  It’s an opportunity to inform and to grow our cruise numbers.  We are not sitting by for a handout, we are being proactive,” Mingo said.

St. Maarten Port present at cruise line meeting in New Orleans

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=17278

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