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Minister Lawrence Welcomes Investment, Urges Social Responsibility. Optimism builds, Hope for new community project, Mullet Bay beach boardwalk.

October 28, 2021

Minister Lawrence Welcomes Investment, Urges Social Responsibility. Optimism builds, Hope for new community project, Mullet Bay beach boardwalk.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Minister of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Transport, and Telecommunications (Ministry TEATT) Hon. Roger Lawrence had a follow-up meeting with the new key investor of the latest addition to the Mullet Bay Beach area, Frank Teboul, who aims to add to the overall beach experience with the new bar named Kalatua, which is currently in the development stages slated to be completed on December 31st, 2021, right in the heart of the tourist season. K(C)ala meaning small beach, and Tua meaning yours is hoping to provide an enhanced impression to Mullet Bay.

“To escalate and grow our tourism product investment is ...


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