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“Tourists are searching in vain for authentic St. Maarten products”

May 23, 2016

“Tourists are searching in vain for  authentic St. Maarten products”
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The Hope-team on Front Street; from left: Jacinto Mock, Loekie Morales and Mercedes van der Waals-Wyatt. Photo contributed

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St. Maarten News – “Tourists are searching in vain for authentic St. Maarten products.” That is in one center of Philipsburg.

Mercedes van der Waals-Wyatt, Loekie Morales and Jacinto Mock surveyed shopkeepers for a second time on Saturday. Dressed in party-tee shirts, the three made clear that the campaign for the September 26 elections has started early this year.

The aspiring politicians found, again, that cleanliness on the street and garbage collection top the list of concerns shopkeepers have. It beats safety and security that came in as a close second, Hope says in a press statement. The store owners feel that in-store surveillance cameras are useful, yet they would like to see more surveillance cameras and more police presence in the center.

“Tourists are searching in vain for authentic St. Maarten products”

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=14085

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