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  • Heyliger (AVP): Salary rules must allow Aruba to retain professionals
  • Gerlien Croes: Law limiting high salaries must not leave Aruba without professionals
  • Why easing the LNT could affect salary oversight and relations with the Netherlands
  • 15-year-old suspect arrested after two youths stabbed
  • Nelson Oduber supports Otmar Oduber but does not refute the basis of the verdict
  • Heyliger (AVP): Salary rules must allow Aruba to retain professionals
  • Gerlien Croes: Law limiting high salaries must not leave Aruba without professionals
  • Why easing the LNT could affect salary oversight and relations with the Netherlands
  • 15-year-old suspect arrested after two youths stabbed
  • Nelson Oduber supports Otmar Oduber but does not refute the basis of the verdict

US outage cancels three flights between Newark and Aruba

US outage cancels three flights between Newark and Aruba
  • AGTC 2026: Aruba focuses on higher-value, responsible tourism

    AGTC 2026: Aruba focuses on higher-value, responsible tourism

    ORANJESTAD — During the opening of the Aruba Global Travel Conference (AGTC) 2026, the Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.) outlined its strategy for the future of tourism, with a stronger focus on qualit

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  • Maersk raises cost of importing containers into Aruba to USD 1,000

    Maersk raises cost of importing containers into Aruba to USD 1,000

    ORANJESTAD — Starting October 15, 2026, Maersk will introduce a new USD 1,000 terminal handling charge for every container arriving in Aruba from overseas. Containers shipped from Aruba to destination

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  • Aruba becomes 17% cheaper for Colombian travelers

    Aruba becomes 17% cheaper for Colombian travelers

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba has emerged as one of the destinations becoming significantly cheaper for travelers from Colombia, according to an analysis published by El Colombiano based on KAYAK data. The avera

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  • Six more airlines interested in routes between Aruba and Venezuela

    Six more airlines interested in routes between Aruba and Venezuela

    ORANJESTAD — Interest in direct air connections between Aruba and Venezuela is growing, with the commercial and tourism sector in Venezuela’s Falcón state expecting as many as six additional airlines

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  • ABV tells NoticiaCla: ‘The problem is bigger than salaries alone’

    ABV tells NoticiaCla: ‘The problem is bigger than salaries alone’

    ORANJESTAD — After Horacio Oduber Hospital director Jacco Vroegop denied reports that the hospital may be unable to pay salaries in November, ABV union president Gina Maduro has also responded to Noti

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  • Vroegop:‘HOH would cut planned care before being unable to pay staff’

    Vroegop:‘HOH would cut planned care before being unable to pay staff’

    ORANJESTAD — Horacio Oduber Hospital director Jacco Vroegop has denied a report published on the front page of Diario suggesting that, without financial intervention, the hospital may be unable to pay

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  • Foreign retirees raise another major question for AZV

    Foreign retirees raise another major question for AZV

    ORANJESTAD — While the discussion surrounding the financial situation of AZV and Horacio Oduber Hospital often focuses on care for undocumented persons, there is another factor that deserves serious a

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  • AGTC 2026 brings 81 international tourism partners to Aruba

    AGTC 2026 brings 81 international tourism partners to Aruba

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba will host the Aruba Global Travel Conference (AGTC) 2026 from September 14 to 18, bringing together 81 international participants from North America, Latin America and Europe. Durin

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  • Over 7,000 tons exported to the ABC islands in 2026

    Over 7,000 tons exported to the ABC islands in 2026

    CARACAS — More than 7,000 tons of products were exported from Venezuela to Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao between January and May 2026, according to the Chamber of Commerce of La Vela de Coro. Chamber vic

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  • Margaritaville Islander brings 2,650 cruise passengers and will return to Aruba in 2027

     Margaritaville Islander brings 2,650 cruise passengers and will return to Aruba in 2027

    ORANJESTAD — Margaritaville at Sea Islander made its inaugural call in Aruba on September 9, 2026, bringing approximately 2,650 cruise passengers to the island. The visit marks the vessel’s entry into

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  • Wingo links Aruba with five Colombian cities, targets 150,000 passengers

    Wingo links Aruba with five Colombian cities, targets 150,000 passengers

    ORANJESTAD — Air connectivity between Aruba and Colombia has continued to expand in 2026, with Wingo now directly linking the island to five Colombian cities: Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Bucaramanga and B

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  • Aeroparaguaná opens charter route between Las Piedras and Aruba

    Aeroparaguaná opens charter route between Las Piedras and Aruba

    ORANJESTAD — Aeroparaguaná announced that today, September 9, it successfully operated a charter flight on the Las Piedras – Aruba – Las Piedras route, marking what the airline describes as the reopen

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  • STT union at impasse with Government over future leadership of SETAR

    STT union at impasse with Government over future leadership of SETAR

    ORANJESTAD — SETAR employees’ union STT says it has reached an impasse with the Government of Aruba over the position of SETAR director, as uncertainty grows over the succession of current managing di

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  • Diesel and kerosene rise sharply as gasoline barely changes

    Diesel and kerosene rise sharply as gasoline barely changes

    ORANJESTAD — Starting September 9, 2026, diesel and kerosene prices in Aruba will rise significantly, while gasoline will see only a marginal increase. Unleaded premium gasoline will increase by 0.9 c

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  • CBA:Aruba sees stronger tourism and government revenue as money supply falls

    CBA:Aruba sees stronger tourism and government revenue as money supply falls

    ORANJESTAD — In July 2026, Aruba recorded growth in tourism and government revenue, while the amount of money in circulation declined and inflation rose modestly. The money supply fell by Afl. 201.9 m

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  • CAft: Aruba posts strong surplus but investment remains too low

    CAft: Aruba posts strong surplus but investment remains too low

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba is heading toward a strong 2027 budget surplus and further debt reduction, but the Financial Supervision Board CAft warns that public investment remains far too low compared with th

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  • Carnival Vista calling at Aruba drops some Platinum perks

    Carnival Vista calling at Aruba drops some Platinum perks

    ORANJESTAD — Platinum guests sailing on Carnival Vista, which includes Aruba on its Southern Caribbean itinerary, are facing a temporary reduction in several loyalty benefits. For the September 5, 202

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  • Aruba sees sharp rise in fall travel

    Aruba sees sharp rise in fall travel

    ORANJESTAD — Travel demand for Aruba this fall is rising sharply. New Squaremouth data shows fall travel to Aruba running 53.93% higher, one of the strongest increases in the Caribbean. The trend is b

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  • Aruba Real Estate Summit focuses on responsible development in the real estate sector

    Aruba Real Estate Summit focuses on responsible development in the real estate sector

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba Real Estate Summit 2026 brought together professionals, experts and government representatives to discuss how the real estate sector can develop with greater professionalism, transp

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  • FreeZone Aruba posts second consecutive profitable year after years of losses

    FreeZone Aruba posts second consecutive profitable year after years of losses

    ORANJESTAD — FreeZone Aruba ended 2025 with a profit of nearly half a million florins, marking its second consecutive positive year after a long period of losses. Revenue exceeded two million florins,

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  • Aruba tax revenues rise by about 8 percent in July

    Aruba tax revenues rise by about 8 percent in July

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba collected more than 136 million florins in tax revenue in July 2026, compared with about 126 million florins in the same month last year, an increase of roughly 8 percent. The stron

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  • Refineria di Aruba prepares demolition of two 300-foot chimneys

    Refineria di Aruba prepares demolition of two 300-foot chimneys

    ORANJESTAD — Refineria di Aruba (RDA) has launched an international process to select a contractor for the demolition of two concrete chimneys approximately 300 feet tall. The work forms part of a pro

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  • OIG: Investors are tired of waiting and want government action now

    OIG: Investors are tired of waiting and want government action now

    ORANJESTAD — The Oranjestad Investment Group says investors who have committed millions of florins to revitalize downtown Oranjestad are losing patience over the lack of concrete government decisions.

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  • Autentico Culinary Festival brings Aruba’s cuisine to central Oranjestad

    Autentico Culinary Festival brings Aruba’s cuisine to central Oranjestad

    ORANJESTAD — Autentico Aruba Culinary Festival 2026 will return in October with a series of culinary activities in central Oranjestad. The Pavilion will take place on October 10 and 11 along Wilhelmin

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  • AHATA and Tourism Expert call for fewer visitors, higher value for Aruba

    AHATA and Tourism Expert call for fewer visitors, higher value for Aruba

    ORANJESTAD – AHATA hosted an exclusive session titled “How to Fix Tourism,” focused on the need to recalibrate Aruba’s tourism model toward higher economic value with less pressure on the island and r

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  • Aruba sets new limits on consumer credit costs

    Aruba sets new limits on consumer credit costs

    ORANJESTAD – The Central Bank of Aruba (CBA) is reminding consumers that new legal limits on certain consumer credit costs have been in effect since August 1, 2026, under Article 5 of the Landsverorde

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  • Jossy Motors celebrates 68 years and recognizes employee with 50 years of service

    Jossy Motors celebrates 68 years and recognizes employee with 50 years of service

    ORANJESTAD – Jossy Motors N.V. has celebrated 68 years of history in Aruba, a special milestone that General Manager César Tromp used to reflect on the company’s past, development and future, while al

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  • Timeshare generates US$750 million annually and anchors loyal tourism in Aruba

    Timeshare generates US$750 million annually and anchors loyal tourism in Aruba

    PALM BEACH – Vacation ownership remains a major pillar of Aruba’s tourism economy, generating an estimated US$750 million a year in direct and indirect economic activity. The Aruba Vacation Ownership

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  • AFTA: Afl. 45 million leaves Aruba through card fees

    AFTA: Afl. 45 million leaves Aruba through card fees

    ORANJESTAD – One of the most significant issues addressed by the Aruba Fair Trade Authority during the first half of 2026 is the high cost associated with debit and credit card payments in Aruba. Acco

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  • Frontier drops Aruba from its route map

    Frontier drops Aruba from its route map

    ORANJESTAD – Frontier Airlines is removing Aruba from its destination network as part of a broad reduction affecting 29 airports between September 2026 and January 2027. Aruba is among 10 internationa

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  • Disney Cruise Line adds Aruba to several 2027-2028 Caribbean sailings

    Disney Cruise Line adds Aruba to several 2027-2028 Caribbean sailings

    ORANJESTAD – Aruba will feature prominently in Disney Cruise Line’s newly announced itineraries for late 2027 and early 2028, with several Southern Caribbean cruises scheduled to call at Oranjestad. T

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  • Croes: ATA confirms complaints about Argentine tourists and is adjusting its strategy

    Croes: ATA confirms complaints about Argentine tourists and is adjusting its strategy

    ORANJESTAD – The Aruba Tourism Authority (ATA) is aware of complaints expressed by merchants and residents in Aruba about the behavior of some Argentine tourists, at a time when the number of visitors

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  • ATA wants to move Aruba toward regenerative tourism

    ATA wants to move Aruba toward regenerative tourism

    ORANJESTAD – The Aruba Tourism Authority is preparing another major shift in tourism strategy: moving beyond “High Value, Low Impact” toward what it calls regenerative tourism. The objective is no lon

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  • Strong July tourism; visitors spent $184.9 million with Visa

    Strong July tourism; visitors spent $184.9 million with Visa

    ORANJESTAD – Aruba welcomed 160,858 stayover visitors in July 2026, with an average stay of 6.7 nights. North America accounted for 72.1% of arrivals, led by the United States with 111,236 visitors. A

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  • ATA: Local support for tourism is declining as concerns grow

    ATA: Local support for tourism is declining as concerns grow

    ORANJESTAD – Most residents remain positive about tourism, but public support for the industry is showing a downward trend. That is one of the warning signs identified by the Aruba Tourism Authority i

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  • Croes (ATA): Aruba can no longer measure tourism success by visitor numbers alone

    Croes (ATA): Aruba can no longer measure tourism success by visitor numbers alone

    ORANJESTAD – The Aruba Tourism Authority says the traditional model of measuring tourism success primarily through more visitors, more rooms and greater capacity is no longer sufficient. During a pres

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  • Central Bank presents 2026-2030 strategy and new economic outlook

    Central Bank presents 2026-2030 strategy and new economic outlook

    ORANJESTAD – The Central Bank of Aruba (CBA) presented its 2026-2030 strategic plan and latest economic research during Business Days 2026, held as part of the institution’s 40th anniversary celebrati

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  • WEB boosts Aruba’s power capacity to 230 MW

    WEB boosts Aruba’s power capacity to 230 MW

    ORANJESTAD – WEB Aruba has completed the expansion of its RECIP-3 power plant, increasing generation capacity from 194 MW to 230 MW. The project, representing an investment of approximately Afl. 115 m

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  • American Airlines upgrades cabins; Aruba travelers could benefit

    American Airlines upgrades cabins; Aruba travelers could benefit

    MIAMI - American Airlines is planning a major overhaul of its onboard experience as it competes for more premium travelers. The carrier says more than 800 narrowbody aircraft will eventually receive n

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  • Aerolíneas Argentinas can again use Venezuelan airspace on Aruba routes

    Aerolíneas Argentinas can again use Venezuelan airspace on Aruba routes

    ORANJESTAD – Aerolíneas Argentinas can once again use Venezuelan airspace, a development that is particularly relevant to its services between Argentina and Aruba. The previous restriction forced Arge

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  • CBA: Nine in ten Aruba consumers say buying power has fallen

    CBA: Nine in ten Aruba consumers say buying power has fallen

    ORANJESTAD – Consumer confidence in Aruba improved slightly in the second quarter of 2026, but sentiment remains clearly negative. Nine in ten respondents say they can buy less with the same income th

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  • Aruba benefits from strong Caribbean hotel occupancy trend

    Aruba benefits from strong Caribbean hotel occupancy trend

    ORANJESTAD – Hotel occupancy across the Caribbean, a market in which Aruba is a major tourism destination, increased in every month of 2026 through July. According to analytics firm STR, regional occu

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  • Aruba businesses more optimistic, but construction confidence drops

    Aruba businesses more optimistic, but construction confidence drops

    ORANJESTAD – Business confidence in Aruba’s economy increased in the second quarter of 2026, but the construction sector stands out as a major exception. Its confidence index fell from 110 to 97, belo

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  • CUA: DOW’s lack of response holds back businesses and puts infrastructure under pressure

    CUA: DOW’s lack of response holds back businesses and puts infrastructure under pressure

    ORANJESTAD – Frans Ponson, president of Comerciantenan Uni di Aruba (CUA), on Tuesday morning strongly criticized the functioning of the Department of Public Works (DOW) and, more broadly, the way the

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  • WestJet expands Aruba service in record winter sun schedule

    WestJet expands Aruba service in record winter sun schedule

    MIAMI - WestJet has announced its largest-ever Latin America and Caribbean winter schedule for 2026/2027, with Aruba highlighted as one of the airline’s key sun destinations. The Canadian carrier will

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  • First direct Caracas charter flight arrives in Aruba

    First direct Caracas charter flight arrives in Aruba

    ORANJESTAD – The reopening of the air border between Aruba and Venezuela is paving the way not only for commercial flights, but also for private and charter operations between the two countries. As pa

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  • Southwest to launch nonstop Nashville–Aruba flights in 2027

    Southwest to launch nonstop Nashville–Aruba flights in 2027

    ORANJESTAD – Southwest Airlines will launch a new nonstop route between Nashville and Aruba beginning Saturday, March 13, 2027, as part of a broader international expansion from Nashville. The service

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  • Aruba tops ranking of safest tourist destinations

    Aruba tops ranking of safest tourist destinations

    ORANJESTAD – Aruba has taken the number-one spot in a new ranking of the 10 safest tourist destinations to visit this season, based on feedback from more than 14,000 travelers. The ranking, published

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  • NCL to include Aruba in special 2028 cruise itinerary

    NCL to include Aruba in special 2028 cruise itinerary

    ORANJESTAD – Aruba will be included in Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) Summer 2028 programme, which features more than 450 voyages to nearly 150 destinations across 51 countries. In May 2028, Norwegian

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  • Three local businesses win Aruba Signature Experience 2026

    Three local businesses win Aruba Signature Experience 2026

    ORANJESTAD – The Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.) and Qredits Aruba have named Cura di Mama, Moorebida and Piskechi Experience as the winners of the fifth Aruba Signature Experience competition. The p

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  • Margaritaville changes itinerary: Islander will visit Aruba on September 9 later

    Margaritaville changes itinerary: Islander will visit Aruba on September 9 later

    ORANJESTAD – Margaritaville at Sea has adjusted the itinerary of its upcoming 10-night Southern Caribbean cruise, with the Islander now scheduled to visit Aruba on September 9, 2026. The approximately

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  • Noticiacla Survey: Cost of living hits 45–54 group hardest

    Noticiacla Survey: Cost of living hits 45–54 group hardest

    ORANJESTAD – The cost of living is by far the leading concern among participants in Noticiacla’s political survey. Of the 411 respondents who answered the question about Aruba’s biggest problem, 208,

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  • CBA: Aruba’s international reserves climb to Afl. 5.32 billion

    CBA: Aruba’s international reserves climb to Afl. 5.32 billion

    ORANJESTAD - Aruba’s foreign-currency financial buffer continued to grow strongly in the first months of 2026. Between the end of December 2025 and May 22, international reserves increased by more tha

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  • Central Bank keeps banks’ reserve requirement at 12.5%

    Central Bank keeps banks’ reserve requirement at 12.5%

    ORANJESTAD - The Central Bank of Aruba (BCA) has decided to maintain the reserve requirement for commercial banks at 12.5%, effective July 1, 2026. The decision was taken during the Monetary Policy Co

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  • Norwegian Luna to make its first Aruba call in May 2028

    Norwegian Luna to make its first Aruba call in May 2028

    MIAMI - Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has announced its Summer 2028 schedule, featuring more than 450 voyages across 20 ships in the Bahamas, Caribbean and Europe. For Aruba, the main development is the

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  • Gasoline price jumps 25.1 cents in a single adjustment

    Gasoline price jumps 25.1 cents in a single adjustment

    ORANJESTAD – Motorists in Aruba will face a sharp increase in fuel prices effective Wednesday, August 12. Premium unleaded gasoline will rise by 25.1 cents per liter, from 265.8 cents to 290.9 cents p

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  • Aruba among 13 destinations connected to Medellín during Flower Festival

    Aruba among 13 destinations connected to Medellín during Flower Festival

    ORANJESTAD – Aruba was among eight international destinations directly connected to Medellín by Wingo during the 2026 Feria de las Flores, one of Colombia’s major cultural and tourism events. Between

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  • Aruba businesses invited to trade event in Santo Domingo

    Aruba businesses invited to trade event in Santo Domingo

    ORANJESTAD – Businesses, importers, distributors and commercial representatives from Aruba can apply to participate in HUB Cámara Santo Domingo 2026, scheduled for September 9 and 10 in the Dominican

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  • Aruba tourism grows 8.9% in first four months of 2026

    Aruba tourism grows 8.9% in first four months of 2026

    ORANJESTAD – Aruba recorded an 8.9% increase in visitor arrivals between January and April 2026, according to figures attributed to UN Tourism, reinforcing the island’s position as one of the stronger

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