SER submits report on Curaçao's proposed US$75 entry tax
Curaçao's Social and Economic Council has advised on a proposed US$75 entry tax for non-resident visitors, with lodging turnover-tax relief.
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16 storiesCuraçao's Social and Economic Council has advised on a proposed US$75 entry tax for non-resident visitors, with lodging turnover-tax relief.
The Kingdom Council of Ministers approved a permanent Defence monitoring role for Caribbean security developments on Friday 30 October.
APS said its management and board met the Finance Minister on Thursday 22 October to discuss proposed 2027 allocations and forecasts.
A proposed National Ordinance on Gambling would require casinos to address gambling harm and restrict gambling advertising.
Port Everglades is considering a US$1.7 billion, 20-year programme to upgrade terminals, berths, roads and parking in Florida.
COCI has submitted a proposal to TEATT Minister Grisha Heyliger-Marten to introduce electronic voting and extend Chamber election hours.
Dutch Caribbean Islandhopper said its ten-seat PH-DCE aircraft will be repainted on Statia before entering service.
Air Transat says it will extend its Montreal–St. Maarten service into summer 2027 with one weekly flight.
World Population Review ranked Anguilla first among six Caribbean destinations in its 2026 safety list.
Dominica will honour 17 citizens at its 48th Independence National Observance Ceremony on Tuesday 3 November.
Victorious Living Publishing says Telem’s September 2026 support helped distribute Oswald Francis’ book to schools and institutions.
Ten high schools have expressed preliminary interest in Science Week 2027, the St. Maarten Science Fair Foundation said.
MP Dimar Labega spoke with University of St. Martin Caribbean Foundation Year students on Wednesday 28 October.
Clara Reyes and Jonathan van Arneman will present Sint Maarten’s Ponum dance as a case study at a California conference.
A Dutch parliamentary motion backed by 88 lawmakers calls for limits on primary pupils’ use of generative AI tools.
PAHO/WHO says it supported VSA’s review of Sint Maarten’s laboratory policy, producing a framework for proposed revisions.
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