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New Year’s Raffle at Maduro Travel to Show Gratitude to its Customers.

November 30, 2020

New Year’s Raffle at Maduro Travel to Show Gratitude to its Customers.
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PHILIPSBURG:— The Covid-19 pandemic has been and is hurting the tourism sector badly. However, once flights to and from St. Maarten resumed, many customers found their way again to Maduro Travel to purchase their tickets and book vacations.
To show appreciation to its customers, Maduro Travel has decided to do a New Year’s raffle in which participants can win an all-in-inclusive three-night getaway to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Dominican airline Air Century, tour operator Colonial Tours, and 5-star all-inclusive resort Barceló Bavaro also chipped into welcoming travelers to the Dominican Republic.
Due to the relatively short flight and affordable all-inclusive resort prices and the strong ties within the community to the Dominican Republic, the Dominican Republic is one of Maduro Travel’s top-selling destinations besides Panama, Colombia, and Miami/Orlando. All clients that make a purchase at Maduro Travel in December will automatically qualify to participate in the New Year’s raffle.

 

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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/36263-new-year-s-raffle-at-maduro-travel-to-show-gratitude-to-its-customers.html

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