St. Maarten Is Ready For The Oasis of the Seas
St. Maarten has built a new pier and upland support area that is ready for the Oasis of the Seas, according to Mark Mingo
, CEO of the St. Maarten Port Authority. “Passenger distribution has also been carefully planned,” he said, “via water taxis and land-based transportation.” The $50 million project is intended to accommodate the bigger ships of Royal Caribbean International as well as Carnival Corporation. The upland development will cover an area from about 16,000 to 18,000 square meters when it is fully developed. A new trolley transportation system for the piers has also been installed.
St. Maarten has built a new pier and upland support area that is ready for the Oasis of the Seas, according to Mark Mingo
, CEO of the St. Maarten Port Authority. “Passenger distribution has also been carefully planned,” he said, “via water taxis and land-based transportation.” The $50 million project is intended to accommodate the bigger ships of Royal Caribbean International as well as Carnival Corporation. The upland development will cover an area from about 16,000 to 18,000 square meters when it is fully developed. A new trolley transportation system for the piers has also been installed.
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