Borders Won’t Closed, So You Can Visit Soon The second wave of coronavirus is in Aruba, but the Government won’t be closing the border like they did the first time. According to the Tourism Minister, coronavirus is a reality that we all have to live with around the world, and closing the borders for travelers […]
Your Health & Well Being is Priority in Aruba Aruba Tourism Authority started an initiative to protect visitors and locals by introducing a Health & Happiness Certificate for businesses on the island. The Health & Happiness Certificate assures visitors and locals that the business is implementing safety and health protocols to prevent the spread of […]
More Visitors Than Expected About 7000 visitors were expected in July after Aruba restarted tourism, however almost 4000+ visitors entered the island in one weekend (July 10 – 12, 2020). The majority of travelers are repeat visitors, but first timers were also present among the group. According to the amount of tourism received after the […]
Zero Cases So Far As Aruba Reopens Tourism Good news, the island of Aruba has the coronavirus under control! There are zero positive cases after reopening the island to travelers from the USA. Almost 4000 visitors and counting were welcomed in Aruba during the weekend of July 10-12, 2020. Flights continue to arrive out of […]
It’s official! Aruba is open to the United States as of July 10, 2020, and other countries such as Curacao, Bonaire, Caribbean (except Dominican Republic & Haiti), and Europe. Travelers are required to follow the steps advised by the local tourism authorities when visiting Aruba, including: Fill in online ED-card Purchase Aruba COVID Insurance Download […]
Aruba’s borders are still closed for most of the world, except Bonaire and Curacao. July 1, 2020, marks the date that visitors from Europe, Canada, and the rest of the Caribbean can visit Aruba (except Haiti & Dominican Republic). The USA can start to visit Aruba as of July 10, 2020. The countdown is reaching […]
Aruba officially announced it’s reopening its borders for visitors, however, there are strict requirements in order to enter the island. The borders are gradually opening to countries, welcoming visitors from neighboring islands first. Here’s when you will be able to visit Aruba, depending on which country you’re from: June 15 – Bonaire & Curacao July […]
