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The 10 Best Caribbean Airports – 2015

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - March 3, 2015
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Princess Juliana International, St Maarten

Each year more than 2 million passengers transit through this 73-year-old Dutch-side airport, which is one of the region’s most modern. Forty-six check-in counters and 12 gates keep delays to a minimum, and free WI-FI means we can stay connected minus the dreaded roaming charges.


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