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De Weever: Country Has Fastest Growing Stayover Recovery Rate

Stayover arrival figures.

~ Outperforming 18 destinations ~

PHILIPSBURG--St. Maarten is clearly on the rebound as arrival numbers are on the rise and practically going through the roof, former Tourism, Economic Affairs Transportation and Telecommunication (TEATT) Minister Ludmila de Weever said in a press release on Sunday. Read more

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De Weever Readies For Mp Post, Lawrence Tipped As New Minister

TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever during Wednesdays press briefing.

PHILIPSBURG--Caretaker Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de WeeverRead more

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We, The Government, Decide On Vaccination

PHILIPSBURG--As it relates to vaccination and whose ultimate decision it is, Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever passed over to Minister of Health, Social Development and Labor VSA Omar Ottley the question posed in the Council of Ministers press briefing on August 4 Read more

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Port St. Maarten To Receive First Transit Call On July 7

Minister of TEATT Ludmila de Weever (left) and VSA Minister Omar Ottley (right).

PHILIPSBURG--The cruise industry is back in gear prompting a staggered approach to the resumption of cruising, Port St Read more

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Lack Of Funds A Handicap For The Ministry Of Teatt

TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever addressing MPs.

PHILIPSBURG--The lack of funds is a serious handicap for the Ministry of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT).

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First Passenger Cruise In 15 Months Set Sail On Saturday

Government officials pose for a group photo on Saturday while cruise ship Celebrity Millennium takes on passengers. From left: VSA Minister Omar Ottley, ECYS Minister Rodolphe Samuel, MP Grisha Heyliger-Marten, Justice Minister Anna Richardson, Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs, TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever, Finance Minister Ardwell Irion, and MP George Pantophlet Read more

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Rollocks Writes Teatt Minister About Harassment By Inspectors

The Chinese mobile food truck.

PHILIPSBURG--Businessmen Julian Rollocks Sr. and Julian Rollocks Jr. have written to Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Teleco Read more

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Homeporting Could Bring In $52 Million In 14 Weeks

PHILIPSBURG--St. Maartens homeporting of cruise ship Celebrity Millenium could net the country as much as US $52 million over a fourteen-week period, Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever told reporters during the live Council of Ministers press briefing on Wednesday.

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Grisha Urges Probe Of Claims Mingo Requested Footage Of Her

PHILIPSBURG--United Peoples (UP) party faction leader Grisha Heyliger-Marten has asked Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever to investigate allegations that Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIA) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Brian Mingo had requested camera footage of the MP as she was departing St Read more

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De Weever Says Country Can Expect Good Summer, Full Hotel Occupancy

Ludmila de Weever

PHILIPSBURG--St. Maarten can expect to have an amazing, summer this year, Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Minister Ludmila de WeeverRead more

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Schiphol Group Questions Corporate Governance After MingoS Dismissal

AIRPORT--Royal Schiphol Group, which is a key player in the reconstruction of Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIA), expressed its profound concerns about the airports corporate governance shortly after the firing of PJIA operating company PJIAE chief executive officer (CEO) Brian Mingo last month.

  This is evident in a letter on April 9 from Schiphol International director Kjell Kloosterziel to Prime Minister Silver Jacobs and Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever Read more

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Minister De Weever To Take Up Mp Seat, To Hold Both Posts Temporarily

Ludmila de Weever 

PHILIPSBURG--Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Traffic, and Transportation (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever will be swapping her role in the executiv Read more

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Business Hours Back To 12Am From April 14

TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever

~Accepting non-COVID-patients from sister islands~

PHILIPSBURG--In an effort to curb the further spread of coronavirus and given the numerous gatherings over the Easter weekend with lack of adherence to health and safety protocols, authorities have decided to scale back the opening hours of Read more

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Businesses Opening Hours To Be Extended To 4Am As Of March 19

TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever. (File photo)

PHILIPSBURG--As the COVID-19 numbers continue to plummet, the country will soon return to a state of normalcy as it relates to the opening hours of businesses.

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De Weever Meets With Timeshare, Hotel Owners On Noise Pollution

TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever.

PHILIPSBURG--Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transportation and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever, along with members of Read more

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Airport Stakeholder Meeting To Be Convened Soon, Says De Weever

PHILIPSBURG--A Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIA) holding company PJIAH stakeholder meeting is to be convened soon and will discuss developing a fixed-based operator (FBO) building, relocating the current fuel farm, and obtaining a United States (US) pre-clearance facility, Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Read more

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Govt. Committed To World Bank/Eib Financing For Airport Reconstruction

TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever (right) and PJIAE CEO Brian Mingo (second right) listening to MPs pose questions during Wednesdays meeting.

 ~ Bondholders owed $81 million ~

PHILIPSBURG--Government is committed to the US $100 million combined World Bank and European Investment Bank (EIB) funding for the reconstruction Read more

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Fines For District 721 Scratched On ProsecutorS Recommendation

District 721 entertainment establishment, with King Kabab restaurant at right.

~ Minister allows conditioned reopening ~

PHILIPSBURG--On the prosecutors recommendation, the judge in the Court of First Instance on Thursday scratched the fines issued to District 721 entertainment establishment investor Mario Di Palma and operator of a kebab restaurant on the premises Mohamed Ahmad for operating without a licence and other charges. One day later, Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs Read more

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Mingo: Pjia Numbers Doing Well In Comparison To Other Airports

TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever and several airport officials sitting in the House of Parliaments public gallery before the start of Mondays Parliament meeting.

PHILIPSBURG--The number of passengers moving through Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIA) currently stands at 37 per cent of its 2019 figures, PJIA operating co Read more

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Se Implementa Prohibicines De Viajar A Sxm Para Ciertos Paises

PHILIPSBURG--El gobierno de Sint Maarten est prestando especial atencin al desarrollo que rodea a la variante britnica, sudafricana y sudamericana ms contagiosa del virus corona.  Como resultado, ahora est en vigor una prohibicin de viajar a las personas que viajan desde esos pases, segn Ministra a cargo de TEATT, Ludmila de WeeverRead more

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De Weever: Teatt Ministry Will Not Condone Intimidation Of Controllers

TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever.

PHILIPSBURG--Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever made it clear on Sunday tha Read more

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Maximum Limit For Benefits Of Covid-19 Insurance Is $50,000

Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever.

~ Except medical evacuation, which is also covered ~

PHILIPSBURG--The overall maximum limit for all benefits together, except medical evacuation, for the mandatory health coverage for visitors dubbed the SXM Protection Plan, is Read more

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Businesses Allowed To Open January 1

TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever

PHILIPSBURG--Although it is a public holiday, businesses in the country are allowed to open on the first day of the new year, January 1, Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Read more

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Stricter Measures To Be Enforced If Warranted, Businesses Violating Rules Face Closure, Fines

TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever.

~ PM, De Weever call for COVID-19 protocols to be adhered to ~

PHILIPSBURG--While government does not want to go this route, it is prepared to enforce stricter measures and have the country placed under a state of emergency again if this becomes necessary, Prime Minister (PM) Read more

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