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De Weever Reassures Kim Sha Vendors Regulation Temporary

PHILIPSBURG--Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever provided clarity on the issue surrounding the Kim Sha Marketplace vendors during the live virtual Council of Ministers press briefing on Wednesday.

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Adult Entertainment Industry Voluntarily Closes To Help Mitigate The Spread Of Covid-19

PHILIPSBURG, Sint Maarten – Considering the rapid rise in COVID-19 cases on St. Maarten, the adult entertainment industry has
volunteered to close their businesses and cease operations in the interest of protecting the community from the further spread of the virus. These businesses and their operations will remain closed until the end of the month.

They did so on their own and without the need for a ministerial regulation.

The Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever stated that she is grateful for their cooperation during these trying times that the community of St Read more

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Adult Entertainment Industry Voluntarily Closes To Help Mitigate The Spread Of Covid-19.

PHILIPSBURG:--- Considering the rapid rise in COVID-19 cases on St. Maarten, the adult entertainment industry has volunteered to close their businesses and cease operations in the interest of protecting the community from the further spread of the virus. These businesses and their operations will remain closed until the end of the month. They did so on their own and without the need for a ministerial regulation. The Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever stated that she is grateful for their cooperation during these trying times that the community of St Read more

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68 Closed Stores On Front Street

A For Lease sign hanging on the shuttered door of this Front Street business.

PHILIPSBURG--There are 68 shops on Front Street that have closed since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, said Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever during the live Council of Minister Read more

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Minister Of Teatt Helps Telem Settle Long-Standing Dispute With Btp

PHILIPSBURG, Sint Maarten – After nearly 5 years of dispute, the Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Traffic and Telecommunication (TEATT), Ludmila de Weever, mediated a long standing stalemate between the Telem Group, Bureau Telecommunications and Post Sint Maarten (BTP) and the Government of Sint Maarten. The Minister achieved an amicable end to the stalemate that resulted in a settlement agreement for amounts owed by Telem to BTP and BTP to the Government of Sint Maarten Read more

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Bars, Nightclubs, Restaurants Must Now Close At Midnight

PHILIPSBURG--A Ministerial Regulation signed by Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever and Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labour VSA Read more

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PHILIPSBURG:--- After nearly 5 years of dispute, the Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Traffic and Telecommunication (TEATT), Ludmila de Weever, mediated a long-standing stalemate between the Telem Group, Bureau Telecommunications and Post Sint Maarten (BTP) and the Government of Sint Maarten. The Minister achieved an amicable end to the stalemate that resulted in a settlement agreement for amounts owed by Telem to BTP and BTP to the Government of Sint Maarten Read more

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De Weever Helps Telem, Btp Settle Long-Standing Dispute

From left: TelEm CEO Kendall Dupersoy, TEATT Minister Ludmila de Weever, TEATT legal advisor Aarti Baran, and BTP Director Anthony Carty.

PHILIPSBURG--Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever recently mediated a long-standing stalemate between telecommunications company TelEm and St Read more

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About 1,000 Us Passengers By WeekS End, Says De Weever

PHILIPSBURG--Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport and Telecommunication (TEATT) Ludmila de Weever said during the live virtual Council of Ministers press briefing on Wednesday that roughly 1,000 passengers from the United States (US) will have arrived in St. Maarten by weeks end.

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