Mack van den Eerenbeemt, a member of the Wind Racers Club Aruba (WRCA), competed against 34 other athletes in the youth class and took fourth position at the finish

AME participants had a chance to meet with owners and managers representing several of Aruba’s smaller guest facilities and were later treated with a fun jeep tour to get to know the more adventurous sites of the island.

The four day event, organized by ATA and AHATA, offered tour operators from 11 European countries an opportunity to explore Aruba’s larger hotels, island developments and a tour of main island attractions.

The Aruba Ostrich Farm, a popular stopover for island jeep tours, is sure to charm both locals and visitors with their lively resident ostriches and emus.

Dozens of onlookers, including Tortugaruba, were privileged to witness the huge turtle’s nesting process before she returned to the sea.

Thousands of fruit trees have already been planted at various schools and public locations since the start of this enormous project in 2012.

Voting closes end of March, so now is a good time to vote for Aruba's Queen Beatrix International Airport for chance to make the Top 10 world's most stunning airport approaches.

The new changes were recently published to the general public clarifying the laws regarding tourist labor and stay over extensions. 

The solo art expo, Elisa Lejuez' second to be held in the Unites States, was well-attended and already sold several artworks.

On Aruba's National Day, the Aruba Car Collectors Association (ACCA) celebrated their fifth anniversary with a public classic cars exhibition followed by a motorcade.

Despite not reaching the final, Zaithyel being the youngest racer, goes home from this learning experience determined to improve himself.

The exposition, a production of the University of Amsterdam, focuses on the history of slavery and will prove interesting and enlightening from young to old.