KPSM Meet with Key Stakeholder in Connection with Enhancing Safety for the Marine Industry
The Sint Maarten Police Force (KPSM) held a very important meeting on Thursday morning, December 12, 2024, with key stakeholders in the marine industry to address pressing safety and security concerns. The meeting was represented by Inspector R. Doran of Police-Post Simpson Bay along with Community Police Inspectors S. Richardson.
3RD DCCA CONFERENCE HELD ON ST. MAARTEN: MAKING TRAVEL FROM THE ABC ISLANDS TO THE DUTCH CARIBBEAN MORE AFFORDABLE
St. Maarten – November 19, 2024 – The recently concluded Dutch Caribbean CooperationAssociation (DCCA) conference hosted by Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIA) onSt. Maarten brought together more than 150 international leaders, innovators, andstakeholders to Sonesta Maho Beach Resort. The conference program featured keynotespeeches, dynamic panel discussions and workshops focused on
St. Maarten Marine Leaders Forge New Alliances at Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show
PHOTO CAPTIONRepresentatives from Sint Maarten’s marine and yachting sector gathered at theFort Lauderdale International Boat Show to strengthen partnerships and explore new opportunitieswithin the industry. Key figures in attendance included Jadira Veen from Commodore Suites SintMaarten, Valeska Luckert, Managing Director of La Palapa Marina, and Ichel Moeslikan, CaribbeanOperations Manager for
Vie L’Ven Resort & Residences proudly announces its sponsorship of Dutch sailing team at the 15th edition of the St. Barth Cata-Cup
Showcasing a commitment to both luxury and sport in the Caribbean, the sponsorship further strengthens its ties to St. Maarten’s Dutch heritage. TORONTO (November 18, 2024) – Vie L’Ven Resort & Residences—a luxurious 280-room resort and residences that promises to redefine island living on the shores of Indigo Bay, St.
Sint Maarten’s Princess Juliana International Airport Recommissioned
Washington D.C., November 14, 2024 – Sint Maarten’s Princess Juliana International Airport officially reopened today, following extensive rehabilitation after the airport was destroyed by Hurricanes Irma and Maria. The destruction of the airport, a key connection hub for neighboring countries, severely impacted local revenue on the tourism-dependent island. The airport
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