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Tourist Bureau to move to old fire station in town

February 10, 2016

Tourist Bureau to move  to old fire station in town
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PHILIPSBURG--The office of St. Maarten Tourist Bureau is slated to move into the old fire station on Cannegieter Street to make it more accessible to tourists, Tourism and Economic Affairs Minister Irania Arrindell told Parliament on Tuesday. The office is currently located in the Krippa Building on Juancho Yrausquin Boulevard 6.

Tourist Bureau to move to old fire station in town

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