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St. Maarten is known as the duty-free shopping mecca of the Caribbean and merchants added another dimension to that on Friday: Black Friday deals patterned on the United States' traditional day-after-Thanksgiving Day shopping frenzy.
A large number of shoppers from the neighbouring islands were in St. Maarten to take advantage of the sales and deals. They were drawn here by marketing on surrounding islands by local merchants. Some merchants also had offered shipping for large merchandise.
Chief among the Black Friday pioneers was Music Man on Front Street. The store opened its doors at 6:59am to a mob of shoppers hailing from St. Maarten/St. Martin and neighbouring islands. The store usually opens around 9:00am.
Music Man printed several thousand catalogues that were distributed in St. Maarten, Antigua, Anguilla, St. Kitts and Nevis. Adding to the allure for shoppers, Music Man gave each shopper a raffle ticket for a chance to win a 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA car. The raffle will be drawn in May 2014.
Classic Electronics on Back Street saw a flood of shoppers eager to buy new electronics for home and personal use. This store also opened early to accommodate early birds.
Cost-U-Less on Bush Road had quite some excitement. Some shoppers were ready to battle over flat-screen televisions for sale at significantly low prices.
The Lucky Cosmetics Group had employees handing out flyers at various locations in and around Philipsburg with its Black Friday deals.
Other stores also offered Black Friday door-busters and put effort into encouraging shoppers from other islands to visit St. Maarten to prepare for the holiday season. Retailers included Blue Point, Kwik Bargains, Klass Electronics, Sports Gallery, Super Plaza, Caribbean Liquors and Tobacco, Super Jewellers, TalkCell, Trendy's, Office World and One Stop Electronics.
Not everyone was happy with the new trend of Black Friday specials offered by merchants. There were complaints on social media networks such as Facebook from people who did not like that St. Maarten was adopting more and more United States trends like Black Friday and holiday celebrations such as Halloween and Thanksgiving.
A large number of shoppers from the neighbouring islands were in St. Maarten to take advantage of the sales and deals. They were drawn here by marketing on surrounding islands by local merchants. Some merchants also had offered shipping for large merchandise.
Chief among the Black Friday pioneers was Music Man on Front Street. The store opened its doors at 6:59am to a mob of shoppers hailing from St. Maarten/St. Martin and neighbouring islands. The store usually opens around 9:00am.
Music Man printed several thousand catalogues that were distributed in St. Maarten, Antigua, Anguilla, St. Kitts and Nevis. Adding to the allure for shoppers, Music Man gave each shopper a raffle ticket for a chance to win a 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA car. The raffle will be drawn in May 2014.
Classic Electronics on Back Street saw a flood of shoppers eager to buy new electronics for home and personal use. This store also opened early to accommodate early birds.
Cost-U-Less on Bush Road had quite some excitement. Some shoppers were ready to battle over flat-screen televisions for sale at significantly low prices.
The Lucky Cosmetics Group had employees handing out flyers at various locations in and around Philipsburg with its Black Friday deals.
Other stores also offered Black Friday door-busters and put effort into encouraging shoppers from other islands to visit St. Maarten to prepare for the holiday season. Retailers included Blue Point, Kwik Bargains, Klass Electronics, Sports Gallery, Super Plaza, Caribbean Liquors and Tobacco, Super Jewellers, TalkCell, Trendy's, Office World and One Stop Electronics.
Not everyone was happy with the new trend of Black Friday specials offered by merchants. There were complaints on social media networks such as Facebook from people who did not like that St. Maarten was adopting more and more United States trends like Black Friday and holiday celebrations such as Halloween and Thanksgiving.
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