Simpson Bay:--- Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM airport) officially ushered in the holiday season with the lighting of its Christmas tree, a tradition that symbolizes warmth and hospitality for travelers during the busiest time of the year. The ceremony was led by CFO Michael Lake, and COO Emile Levons, marking the start of a month filled with holiday cheer.
The entire airport has been transformed into a winter wonderland, adorned with vibrant decorations to create a welcoming atmosphere for thousands of passengers arriving on the island. Throughout December, SXM Airport will host a series of holiday-themed activities designed to spread joy and enhance the travel experience for passengers and locals.
“As we enter this festive season, it is important for us to create an atmosphere that reflects the warmth and hospitality of our island,” said CFO Michael. Lake. “The holiday decorations and activities are a gesture of appreciation to our passengers, partners, and employees who contribute to the success of SXM Airport.”
From an operational standpoint, maintaining a seamless passenger flow remains a top priority. COO Emile Levons emphasized:
“December is traditionally our peak travel period, and our teams have been preparing extensively. We are committed to delivering a safe, efficient, and enjoyable experience for all travelers, even on the busiest days. The holiday season brings unique challenges, but also great opportunities to showcase the resilience of SXM Airport’s operations.”
December is traditionally the airport’s busiest month, with 7,000 to 8,000 passengers passing through on peak days, as travelers flock to the Caribbean for winter escapes. SXM Airport is ready to meet this demand while ensuring a safe, efficient, and festive environment for all.