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St. Maarten Tourist Bureau represented at Career Day Fair

November 4, 2015

St. Maarten Tourist Bureau represented at Career Day Fair
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GREAT BAY, Sint Maarten (DCOMM) – The St. Maarten Tourist Bureau (STB) was present at the Career Day Fair on Wednesday.

STB wanted to further highlight some of their activities undertaken for Caribbean Tourism Day/Month, at the annual Career Fair at the Belair Community Center.

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St. Maarten Tourist Bureau’s goal is to highlight and point out to the student’s population about the many career choices and opportunities within the country’s Tourism Industry.

PHOTO CUTLINE: L to R: Lisa Noel and Lisa Coffi.

St. Maarten Tourist Bureau represented at Career Day Fair

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/st-maarten-tourist-bureau-represented-at-career-day-fair/

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