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STB IN COLLABORATION WITH U.S. PR FIRM, DIAMOND PR, TO HOST TOP TIER MEDIA

October 22, 2024

STB IN COLLABORATION WITH U.S. PR FIRM, DIAMOND PR, TO HOST TOP TIER MEDIA
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SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - Set to arrive this Sunday, October 20th, a group of five (5) top tier media from the United States will explore St. Maarten with an itinerary curated to focus on the island’s vibrant culture as it relates to local traditions, cuisine, history and more. This visit is an initiative by the St. Maarten Tourism Bureau (STB), spearheaded by the U.S. based public relations (PR) firm and agency of record for the STB, Diamond Public Relations. This group of freelance writers contribute to publications such as National Geographic, MSN, USA Today, TIME, and Travel Noire, and will spend five days / four nights immersing themselves in all the destination has to offer.  

While on island, the group is graciously being hosted by Simpson Bay Resort, Marina & Spa, followed by the JW Marriott St. Maarten Beach Resort & Spa. On island experiences will include Titah Doll painting and its history, a look inside Carnival through the interactive We Culture Museum, a peek at St. Maarten festivals in a unique way at Under SXM, and a Johnny Cake making class at Tj's Cassava Coal Pot. The island’s local culinary scene will also be showcased through meals at Bamboo House, Captain D’s Rib Shack, Sale & Pepe, Carambola and Cindy’s Roti, with a quick visit to the French side for a peek into their dining scene as well. This visit will also include a day trip to the neighboring island of Saba with the intention of promoting island-hopping and positioning St. Maarten as a main hub for Caribbean exploration.

“Having media of this caliber visit St. Maarten in order to share their experience first hand is key to keeping us top of mind amongst the US consumers as they make travel and vacation choices,” said May-Ling Chun, Director of Tourism for the St. Maarten Tourism Bureau. “We also send a heartfelt thanks to the SHTA and the full support of the private sector in the form of accommodations, activities, meals and more, as we wouldn’t be able to showcase the diversity and variety of options on island without them. Their partnership is an invaluable and key part of our efforts.”

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Later this month the island will also welcome a group of five influencers, hosted and sourced by Diamond Public Relations, focused on staying active while on vacation, as well as a group of up to 15 Tik Tok Content Creators that will visit during Flavors thus further promoting our robust culinary scene.

https://www.soualiganewsday.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=58345:stb-in-collaboration-with-u-s-pr-firm,-diamond-pr,-to-host-top-tier-media&Itemid=450

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?guid=a28236b126e88bda2fc948bb0982740a

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