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The Department of Statistics tracks all visitors (including post immigration transfers) at Princess Juliana International Airport as Air Passenger Arrivals. St. Maarten's hub status means some travelers connect to nearby islands, including French St. Martin. The new digital immigration system enhances data accuracy, though limitations persist in distinguishing transfers, residents, and EU citizens, impacting detailed statistics. The term “Air Passenger Arrivals” is now used to reflect all arrivals through the airport port of entry, providing a broader and more accurate representation of air traffic and tourism movements.
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Passenger Arrivals and Cruise Arrivals Show Growth in 2025.
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The Department of Statistics (STAT) reports continued positive developments in the tourism sector for the second quarter of 2025.
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The Department of Statistics collaborates with various stakeholders to compile and present official statistics for the country. Stayover arrival data, in particular, is provided by the Immigration and Border Protection Services (hereafter referred to as “IBPS”) Department. November 2024, St. Maarten IBPS introduced an upgraded immigration data processing system, representing a major step forward in the country’s modernization and data reliability. This enhancement with the partnership of the Immigration & Border Protection Services, the Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIAE), and the Department of Statistics has significantly improved the accuracy of stayover arrival records. This upgrade in the new system significantly reduces manual data entry and human error. The updated approach ensures that traveler classifications are automatically and consistently generated.
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The Princess Juliana International Airport Operating Company (PJIAE N.V.), in close collaboration with the Ministry of Justice’s Immigration and Border Protection Services (IBPS) and the Department of Statistics, proudly announces a marked increase in inbound passenger traffic for the first quarter of 2025, along with a major milestone in the automation of immigration data collection.
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St. Maarten, May 2, 2024 – St. Maarten is pleased to announce a significant growth in tourism,
with a total of 131,322 stayover guests welcomed during the first quarter of 2024. This marks a
notable 7% increase from the same period last year.
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The Tourism Exit survey covered a sample of all tourists leaving St. Maarten on either cruise vessels or commercial planes. As this survey objective was to obtain the purpose and measure the economic activity of tourists within the island, it was crucial to define visitor consumption, determine the period of purchase that is measured, and distinguish between the goods and services purchased.
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Stay-over tourism refers to the act of traveling to a different location and spending at least one night there. Since the pandemic there has been a boost in travel because of the pent-up demand to travel post Covid restrictions.
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This marks a 6% increase in stayover arrivals compared to the preceding year (2022), Which saw 372,808 Visitors. This figure represents a growth of 24% over the pre-pandemic 2019 (319,696) and an even larger growth of 59% from the post-pandemic in 2021 (248,852).
While it is important to note that the current figures have not yet reached the high-water mark set in 2016 registering 528,153 guests, with the continued upward trajectory it is highly anticipated that the country will surpass the 2016 record in the coming years.
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The Tourism Exit survey covered a sample of all tourists visiting St. Maarten by means other than via commercial vessels and private yachts. In this case, focus was placed particularly on tourists that left the island by aircraft via the Princess Juliana International Airport. According to the WTO (2001), tourism is defined as the activities of persons travelling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes not related to the exercise of an activity remunerated from within the place visited.
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The focus of this section is on the stay-over visitors in which St. Maarten’s overall stay-over arrivals will be covered. In addition, this section presents the results of the expenditure and satisfaction surveys that were conducted at the Princess Juliana International Airport in 2021. The surveys took place in May, August, and December 2021.
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The focus on this section is on the stay-over arrivals. In this section, you will find information pertaining to St.Maarten’s overall stay-over arrivals in 2018. In addition, this section presents the results of the expenditure and satisfaction surveys that were conducted at the Princess Juliana International Airport in 2018. The surveys took place in August and in December 2018.
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In 2017, The Americas welcomed 207 million international tourist arrivals, with most destinations enjoying positive results, and the Caribbean obtaining a +4% increase. Amidst the trail of devastation that the hurricane season left in its wake, the tourism sector within the Caribbean reached a milestone of surpassing 30 million stay-over tourist visits and an estimated US $37 billion in total visitor spending.
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Main results of the Travel Activities, Satisfaction, Expenditure and General Demographics of Visitors to Sint Maarten
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Information on stay-over visitors who departed St. Maarten/St. Martin during the first quarter of this 2013
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An analysis of the Travel Activities, Satisfaction, Expenditure and General Demographics of Visitors to St. Maarten
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