SABA–Island Governor Jonathan Johnson on Wednesday, November 10, called on the Caribbean Netherlands Customs Department and the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee (KMAR) concerning the new ferry schedule. The two services wants to facilitate the Public Entities Saba and St. Eustatius in the connectivity of the two islands. The services indicated that they are tied to a […]
As of May 1, Saba’s entry policy will change. The mandatory 10-day quarantine measure will be lifted and the connectivity to the island will be increased. In the new phase, fully-vaccinated persons do not have to quarantine, while at the same time, non-vaccinated persons quarantine period is reduced to five days. More flights will become […]
Coronavirus has seen its biggest jump on the weekend of November 22nd since the start of the second wave which began back in September. The total amount of confirmed cases has now gone past 1000, and the active cases jumped to 92. The amount of deaths also moved from 24 to 25. While the amount […]
The SHTA issued a statement confirming that on Wednesday, October 8th, American Airlines, STB and SHTA hosted a digital conference for American travel agents, with over 200 travel agents from the United States participating in a digital showcasing of St. Maarten as a tourism destination. Presentations were made on the current travel information; how visitors […]
St. Maarten opening to flights out of the USA on August 01st 2020 is generating a fire storm of reactions across the region and in Europe. Right here at home the border is closed by French authorities claiming the move made by St. Maarten Dutch part to go ahead with plans to open to the […]
In a recent statement by the Minister of TEATT Ms. Ludmila de Weever, is looking at July first as the date to finally open up St. Maarten to international flights after COVID-19. Flights from Miami are among the International flights to land at PJIAE, but Florida is one of the hot spots in America with […]
On Saturday, March 28th, there were two (2) charter flights scheduled to land at the Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) to repatriate passengers to their home countries. Both requests for landing were officially approved by the Prime Minister and Chair of the EOC Silveria Jacobs. The Government of Aruba requested a charter flight to repatriate […]
