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December 17, 2013
How To Navigate Philipsburg, St. Maarten, During the Holiday Frenzy
How To Navigate Philipsburg, St. Maarten, during the Holiday Frenzy St. Maarten, especially during the Holiday/Christmas season, is like most major metropolis of the world with a few exceptions and these exceptions are based on knowing the ins and outs of St. Maarten shopping. Although the Dutch side is roughly
December 11, 2013
Who is prepared to clock in overtime to improve the economy of St. Maarten?
WHO IS PREPARED TO CLOCK IN OVERTIME TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMY OF ST. MAARTEN? By Terrance Rey Jacob Gelt Dekker wrote an interesting column about what Curacao needed to improve its economy immediately. Contrary to Curacao, eventhough both islands share a joint central bank, St. Maarten does not have much export products that
December 5, 2013
How Unfavorable Conditions Led To A Favorable Hurricane-free Season for St. Maarten in 2013
St. Maarten enjoys holiday breeze as annual hurricane season ends Apart from some sweltering days of summer, the 2013 Atlantic Hurricane Season proved to be an easy, sometimes a little breezy one. The annual season officially ended with the fewest number of storms forming in the Atlantic Ocean since 1982.
November 29, 2013
IS IT DOLLARS OR NOTHING FOR ST. MAARTEN?
Is it Dollars or Nothing for St. Maarten? As it seems, many are sitting on the fence as it relates to dollarizing the St. Maarten economy. The Social Economic Council (SER) has taken a strong position calling for “immediate steps” to be taken for an orderly transition to the circulation
November 25, 2013
Government Extends Opening Hours Businesses
BREAKING NEWS! St. Maarten Government extends opening hours supermarkets, barber shops, gas stations St. Maarten Government, via a new policy of the Ministry of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transportation and Telecommunication, has extended the business opening hours for service providing businesses such as supermarkets, barber shops, beauty supply stores and gas
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