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Sip Swierstra

The Tourist Bureau asks support for a survey

As part of an internship currently ongoing at the Saba Tourist Bureau, we are kindly asking residents to fill out this survey on your experiences related to tourism on the island. Your feedback is important to us! This survey invites residents to share their perceptions of tourism, its impacts, and …

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Memorial Day Observed on Saba

On Monday, May 4, Saba honored the lives lost during World War II at its annual Memorial Day observance. Held under this year’s theme, “Lest We Forget,” the ceremony called upon us to remember the vast impacts of war and the importance of upholding peace. The event, organized by Policy …

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BESt Care New Supplier for Medical Aids and Supplies on Saba

Best Care, the authorized supplier of medical aids and supplies, will open a new store on Saba at Lambee’s Place in Windwardside on May 4th, 2026. The new store will offer a wide range of products, improving both the availability and accessibility of medical aids and supplies on Saba. All medical …

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Inflation Up in the Caribbean Netherlands

Saba Prices on Saba rose by 2.6% in Q1 2026 compared to Q4 2025, again driven by housing, water, and energy. Electricity became 38.8% more expensive, with both fixed and variable rates rising, as did drinking water prices. Clothing and footwear fell 1.5%. Bonaire Consumer goods and services on Bonaire …

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Strong Foundations: What Sustainable Growth Really Means for Saba

The report, Strong Foundations for Sustainable Growth, prepared by the advisors of Amsterdam Bureau of Economics,  identifies education and skills development as central to Saba’s ability to build a more self-sustaining economy. Click to access strong-foundations-Saba-final-report-EBA.pdf You know your neighbors. You feel safe. You’re surrounded by nature that people fly across the world …

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