Queen Beatrix International Airport in Aruba has been awarded the inaugural ACI-LAC Green Airport Recognition, celebrating its commitment to sustainability and exceptional environmental practices. The award highlights the airport’s efforts in reducing aviation’s impact, optimizing resource use, and creating a sustainable airport community.
Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.) and Aruba Airport Authority (AAA) unveiled their ambitious Gateway 2030 project, a transformative initiative to enhance the travel experience and boost tourism. The project aims to upgrade airport infrastructure, improve operational efficiency, and cater to the growing global travel demand while prioritizing sustainability.
Drunken Burger Aruba has become a culinary sensation, captivating locals and tourists alike with its mouthwatering gourmet burgers, creative cocktails, and vibrant atmosphere. This popular spot in Cove Mall offers a distinctive dining experience that blends high-quality ingredients, innovative menu options, and exceptional service.
Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA) plays a crucial role in Aruba’s tourism industry, serving as the island’s sole international travel destination. The airport’s modern facilities, strategic location, and U.S. Border pre-clearance services have contributed to a significant increase in tourism revenue and economic activity in Aruba. This article explores the airport’s impact on the travel industry and its role in attracting visitors from around the world.
Brazilian TV personality Ana Furtado unveiled a fresh new look on Instagram, revealing a haircut she got after a recent vacation to Aruba.
Latitude 21 Travel, a leading luxury travel curator, is thrilled to announce the addition of Secrets Baby Beach Aruba to its all-inclusive offerings. This luxurious resort, set to open in early 2025, promises an unparalleled vacation experience on the stunning island of Aruba.
The Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino is undergoing a major $100 million renovation project, adding a new oceanfront tower, upgrading existing buildings, and introducing new dining concepts. While some areas are closed for construction, the resort remains fully operational, offering guests a high level of service and hospitality.
Aruba’s economy experienced a robust 11.2% growth in the first quarter of 2024, driven by a surge in tourism and increased construction activity. The island saw a significant increase in tourist arrivals and spending, despite a slight decrease in the average length of stay. Construction projects also contributed to economic expansion, boosting investments and domestic consumption.
Mariah Carey will headline the 22nd annual Soul Beach Music Fest in Aruba, taking place from May 22-27. The festival will also feature performances by R&B luminaries, indigenous talents, skilled DJs, and witty comedians. In addition to the music festival, Aruba will host a variety of other events this summer, including the “I Do” festival in August and the Aruba International Regatta from June 28-30.
