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Aruba’s National Park Among USA Today 10Best Caribbean Attractions for 2023

There is much more to the Caribbean than just its pristine white sandy beaches and clear turquoise water, travelers will find plenty of sights and attractions to keep them busy during their vacation. Every year USA Today Readers’ Choice 10Best lists help to showcase all there is to do and see in some of the Continue reading

The Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino, in the vanguard of health promotion

Two local organizations, Stichting BOB and IBISA visited Hilton Aruba Resort in early October to raise awareness of the importance of personal health care, as they relate to routine health care and improved lifestyle choices. Stichting BOB, dropped in, in connection with Breast Cancer Awareness. The foundation is dedicated to on-time detection of irregularities in Continue reading

Aruba’s Carnival is Officially Back, Celebrating 69 Years!

On November 7th, 2022, SMAC, Aruba’s official organization behind every Carnival production, announced that ‘Aruba Carnaval’ is finally back after a long two-year hiatus due to the COVID pandemic. Aruba’s 2023 Carnival season officially kicked off on November 11th, 2022 with a Carnaval Street Party, and this season the island is proud to be celebrating Continue reading

Aruba Airport first airport in the world to receive Green Globe Certification

Every day, thousands of tourists from the US, Netherlands, South America and many other countries, arrive at Aruba’s Queen Beatrix International Airport looking for white beaches, relaxation, fun, and entertainment. Now they may know that this airport on our little island is the first airport in the world to proudly receive a Green Globe certification. Continue reading

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Aruba Art Fair Makes its Return After Two Years

This past weekend the street art capital of the Caribbean, San Nicolas, was on full display as Aruba’s Art Fair festival made its well-anticipated comeback. After a 2 year hiatus due to Covid, San Nicolas, Aruba, once again was the setting for a three-day festival of visual and performing art. 10 new murals are grazing Continue reading