The Collectivity of Saint-Martin visited, from October 6 to 10, the Monaco Fair, the Principality's fall meeting.
Represented by Vice-President Wendel Cocks, in charge of the economic development of the territory, the Collectivity of Saint-Martin was able to establish precious contacts and highlight its tourist assets and its fiscal attractiveness.
Located in a space specially dedicated to overseas, the Saint-Martin stand was very close to that of Guadeloupe and Martinique, which came to promote tourism.
Vice-President Cocks had chosen a more economical angle by highlighting two major achievements: the development of Marigot Bay (call for applications underway) and the attractive tax measures transcribed in the support "Doing Business in Saint-Martin " Surrounded by his project manager Laurent Fuentes and Junisa Gumbs, project manager for external services at the Maison de Saint-Martin in Paris, the vice-president praised the merits of his island and its economic and tourist potential.
Unlike the Paris Fair where Saint-Martin also had a stand, 95% of visitors to the Monaco stand knew Saint-Martin and had even visited it. These potential investors showed great interest in the territory and in the support "Doing Business in Saint-Martin", many copies of which were sold. The tourist aspect also attracted a large public who came to learn about the assets of the territory and the accommodation possibilities.
With more than 4 m000 of space, 2 visitors over 15 days, a hundred exhibitors on themes ranging from housing, decoration, gastronomy, crafts, tourism, services, exhibition at the Monaco Fair is particularly wide.
Each year, the organizers make it a point of honor to select exhibitors based on qualitative criteria, and by virtue of its fame attract an audience with high purchasing power.
After Russia on the 2015 edition, Japan was in the spotlight this year. _AF
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