Cruise passengers are a pampered clientele as soon as they land on the island. There is no room for chance for tourism professionals: welcoming them well could make them want to return to Saint-Martin. It is for this reason that the CCISM and the Tourist Office have joined forces to offer “Center for Cruise Excellence” training to entrepreneurs in this sector, the board announced. This session will be led today and tomorrow by the Canadian company Aquila, exclusive partner of the Florida Caribbean Cruise association in terms of training. The aim of this program is to "equip participants so that they are better able to welcome, inform and advise cruise passengers". _EH
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Hello,
First and foremost, we need security in Marigot, people no longer go there at night, Drugs, assaults and you want to welcome more tourists, so that they talk about it in the world, everyone knows that St Martin is a drug hub, there are murders and murderers still run St Martin is the Chicago of the West Indies.
Give this anthill a good sweep, which gets bigger after a let-in.
Too bad for your island, people will go to CUBA