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10th Crystal Pineapple Awards

November 21, 2015

10th Crystal Pineapple Awards
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Ingrid Bosnie (left) of Oyster Bay Beach Resort was among the big winners at the 10th Crystal Pineapple Awards for Excellence hosted by St. Maarten Hospitality and Trade Association (SHTA) in Sonesta Maho Beach Resort and Casino on Friday night. Bosnie won the Crystal Pineapple for Outstanding Performance in Sales (Timeshare). Accepting the pineapple, an elated and energetic Bosnie said it was a privilege to be “a vacation consultant,” not a salesperson. She added that receiving the recognition was a milestone in her 35 year-long career in the hospitality industry. Her fellow nominees in the category were Giane Chance of Divi Little Bay Beach Resort and Raynaida Flemming of Simpson Bay Beach Resort and Marina. (Alita Singh photo)

10th Crystal Pineapple Awards

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/10th-crystal-pineapple-awards

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