The Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino invited local clients and members of the press to celebrate the re-launch of its newly renovated $1.6 million Grand Ballroom. General Manager Tom Calame and Senior Sales Manager Chela de Lannoy cut the ceremonial red ribbon to officially re-open the Grand Ballroom and welcomed the invitees to a cocktail party in the re-vamped space.
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Aruba to be represented by Windsurfer Mack van den Eerenbeemt to play at the South American Youth Games!
This month Mack van den Eerenbeemt will represent Aruba during the South American Youth Games in Lima, Peru. From September 20-29 fourteen South American countries will participate and 26 disciplines will be entered.
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Aruba has 3 new fashion stores by famous international designer Eva Zissu
Paseo Herencia Shopping Mall is proud to host 3 new shops; Tunic by Eva Zissu, YOLO Aruba and BagIt. All three features Eva Zissu latest collection including brilliantly-hued bags, charming tunics, diverse collection of resort and sport wear and her popular new sandals called Arubianas.
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Young Aruban athletes to take part in South American Youth Games 2013
Aruba is sending nine athletes to compete at the South American Youth Games in various events. They are training very hard to be well prepared for the competitions. Read what Emmazira Kelly and Jayda Mejia have to say. They are two of the nine athletes, that set aside some time from their formidable training schedule to share their thoughts on the upcoming competition that will take place very soon in Lima, Peru.
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Aruba is proud of the newest shortstop for the Boston Red Sox, it’s native son, Xander Bogaerts
Two years ago Xander Bogearts was part of the winning team to take the World Cup of Baseball in the Minor League back to Europe since 1938, beating Cuba who had annually taken the title for the prior 26 years. Now Aruba's native son, will be the youngest Red Sox position player since 20-year-old Dwight Evans in 1972.
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