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  • Autentico draws around 4,000 visitors and supports culinary talent
  • Restoration begins on John G. Eman building for offices, housing and hospitality
  • Rainbow Warriors demands a voice for landowners in off-road case
  • Aruba grants 259 new business permits, up 9% from last year
  • More than 550 government contract workers gain access to APFA pension
  • Autentico draws around 4,000 visitors and supports culinary talent
  • Restoration begins on John G. Eman building for offices, housing and hospitality
  • Rainbow Warriors demands a voice for landowners in off-road case
  • Aruba grants 259 new business permits, up 9% from last year
  • More than 550 government contract workers gain access to APFA pension

Autentico draws around 4,000 visitors and supports culinary talent

Autentico draws around 4,000 visitors and supports culinary talent
  • Rainbow Warriors demands a voice for landowners in off-road case

    Rainbow Warriors demands a voice for landowners in off-road case

    ORANJESTAD — Rainbow Warriors Core Foundation says private landowners’ rights are receiving insufficient attention in the dispute over UTV and ATV activity along Aruba’s north coast. The foundation an

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  • Pedestrian struck in Pos Chikito becomes Aruba’s 14th road fatality

    Pedestrian struck in Pos Chikito becomes Aruba’s 14th road fatality

    POS CHIKITO — Julian Rambalde, 63, died in hospital on Wednesday, October 14, after being struck by a van on October 5 on Pos Chikito’s main road, near Rey Hing. His death brings Aruba’s road fatality

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  • Court postpones off-road case; ABC and tour operators must meet with government

    Court postpones off-road case; ABC and tour operators must meet with government

    ORANJESTAD — Despite objections from Aruba Birdlife Conservation (ABC), the Court of First Instance has granted the government’s request to postpone the case concerning motorized traffic in natural ar

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  • Aruba hospital trains doctors to expand ultrasound use in patient care

    Aruba hospital trains doctors to expand ultrasound use in patient care

    ORANJESTAD — HOH Academy brought together healthcare professionals from Aruba, Curaçao and the Netherlands for the Caribbean Echo Congress, held October 5–9. Organized with Dutch Emergency Ultra Sound

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  • Aruba seeks more international meetings and events at IMEX America

    Aruba seeks more international meetings and events at IMEX America

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba Convention Bureau (ACB) is participating in IMEX America 2026, October 13–15 in Las Vegas, to attract more meetings, incentive trips, conferences and corporate events to Aruba. Unde

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  • Princess plans longer Aruba visits for 2028–2029 season

    Princess plans longer Aruba visits for 2028–2029 season

    ORANJESTAD — Princess Cruises will include Aruba among destinations receiving extended visits during its 2028–2029 Caribbean season. Under its More Ashore program, selected itineraries will offer late

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  • WEB adds large battery system to support more solar and wind energy

    WEB adds large battery system to support more solar and wind energy

    ORANJESTAD — WEB Aruba and Wärtsilä have signed a contract for a 35 MW/70 MWh battery system, with final handover scheduled for the second quarter of 2028. The agreement includes energy management and

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  • Congress helps educators recognize autism at an early age

    Congress helps educators recognize autism at an early age

    ORANJESTAD — Fundacion Autismo Aruba and the National Autism Commission are organizing an Educators’ Congress on October 14, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the ballroom of Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris

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  • Noord market offers local produce and plants for Afl. 5

    Noord market offers local produce and plants for Afl. 5

    NOORD — Centro di Bario Noord will host an Agriculture and Food Market on Friday, October 16, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Visitors can buy fruit, vegetables and other local products, as well as plants for

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  • Caiso & Soca Monarch registration closes October 21

    Caiso & Soca Monarch registration closes October 21

    ORANJESTAD — Registration for Aruba Caiso & Soca Monarch 2027 is open until October 21, 2026. The Soca Prefinals will take place on November 11 and 12 at Centro di Bario Brazil, providing a musical st

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  • Aruba Birdlife Conservation: Minister Herdé ignores advice from his own experts

    Aruba Birdlife Conservation: Minister Herdé ignores advice from his own experts

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba Birdlife Conservation (ABC) has rejected a new government request to postpone the court case concerning motorized traffic in natural areas. In a letter dated October 14 from its law

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  • Gasoline price rises sharply, passing Afl. 3 per liter

    Gasoline price rises sharply, passing Afl. 3 per liter

    ORANJESTAD — Fuel prices in Aruba will rise again on October 14. Premium unleaded gasoline increases by 20.6 cents to Afl. 3.124 per liter, while diesel reaches Afl. 3.376 and kerosene Afl. 3.119. Gas

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  • Two men injured in San Nicolas shooting

    Two men injured in San Nicolas shooting

    SAN NICOLAS — Two men, aged 18 and 27, suffered gunshot wounds in a shooting on Caya St. Maarten, near the basketball court, at around 1:30 a.m. on Tuesday. Officers found no one at the scene but disc

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  • 180 passengers spend night at Aruba airport after bird strike

    ORANJESTAD — An Aruba Airlines aircraft carrying 180 passengers bound for Guyana was grounded in Aruba on Monday after a bird strike during takeoff in Cuba damaged its nose. The aircraft continued to

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  • First shoco chick of season discovered at Shoco Sanctuary

    First shoco chick of season discovered at Shoco Sanctuary

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba Birdlife Conservation (ABC) has announced the discovery of the first shoco chick of the new breeding season at Shoco Sanctuary. Elizabeth Filipelli of Duval Audubon Society spotted

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  • Aruba Conservation Foundation calls for construction pause near sensitive natural areas

    Aruba Conservation Foundation calls for construction pause near sensitive natural areas

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba Conservation Foundation (ACF) is urging the government to halt construction near watercourses and sensitive natural areas until experts have assessed environmental safeguards and th

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  • Aruba Airport renews ground handling concessions without new selection process

    Aruba Airport renews ground handling concessions without new selection process

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba Airport Authority (AAA) has renewed its ground handling concessions with Swissport and GenAir without opening a new selection process. The agreements take effect on January 1, 2027.

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  • Ponson (CUA): Government must lower its own charges to ease the burden on residents

    Ponson (CUA): Government must lower its own charges to ease the burden on residents

    ORANJESTAD — Frans Ponson, president of Comerciantenan Uni di Aruba (CUA), believes the government must review the charges it imposes on basic necessities before continuing to place responsibility for

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  • Department of Public Health to host free festival with health checks and walk

    Department of Public Health to host free festival with health checks and walk

    ORANJESTAD — The Department of Public Health (DVG), together with Plataforma Promocion di Salud, will hold the fifth EXPO Promove Salud & Bienestar on Saturday, October 17, from 6 to 10 p.m., outside

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  • Tour Operators Uni and government prepare for October 15 hearing

    Tour Operators Uni and government prepare for October 15 hearing

    ORANJESTAD — Legal representatives of Tour Operators Uni and the Government of Aruba met on Monday, October 12, to discuss the case brought by Aruba Birdlife Conservation (ABC), ahead of the October 1

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  • Aruba advances slavery remembrance and research projects

    Aruba advances slavery remembrance and research projects

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba is participating in projects to acknowledge and commemorate the history of slavery and examine its present-day effects. In a letter sent to the Dutch House of Representatives on Oct

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  • Glenbert Croes: There was a plan to eliminate Betico politically and physically

    Glenbert Croes: There was a plan to eliminate Betico politically and physically

    ORANJESTAD — Glenbert Croes, the son of Betico Croes, has stated in a recent Facebook post that he is convinced there was a plan to eliminate his father both politically and physically. His statement

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  • Aruba Birdlife Conservation goes to court this week over Isla di Oro and off-road restrictions

    Aruba Birdlife Conservation goes to court this week over Isla di Oro and off-road restrictions

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba Birdlife Conservation (ABC) will appear in court in two cases to defend Aruba’s nature. One case concerns protection of the Isla di Oro wetland. The other involves legal action agai

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  • Coast Guard intercepts boat carrying 24 undocumented Venezuelans

    Coast Guard intercepts boat carrying 24 undocumented Venezuelans

    ORANJESTAD — The Coast Guard intercepted a boat carrying 24 undocumented Venezuelan men near Aruba early Sunday, October 11. The cutter Panter was dispatched after radar detected the suspicious vessel

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  • Vroegop: Kingdom should share responsibility for healthcare

    Vroegop: Kingdom should share responsibility for healthcare

    ORANJESTAD — Horacio Oduber Hospital director Jacco Vroegop is calling for stronger cooperation within the Kingdom of the Netherlands to ensure timely access to appropriate healthcare. In an opinion a

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  • Delta expands Boston–Aruba service to 12 weekly flights

    Delta expands Boston–Aruba service to 12 weekly flights

    ORANJESTAD — Delta Air Lines will expand its nonstop Boston–Aruba service to up to 12 flights per week, including five additional weekly flights, during the April 2027 spring break and Patriots’ Day h

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  • Falcón prepares for Aruba flights in November

    Falcón prepares for Aruba flights in November

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba Airlines, Laser and Venezolana are preparing to resume commercial flights between Aruba and Venezuela in November, according to Juan Guatopo, vice president of the La Vela de Coro C

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  • Aruba police chief Arnhem raises alarm after 13 road deaths

    Aruba police chief Arnhem raises alarm after 13 road deaths

    ORANJESTAD — Police chief Ramon Arnhem has expressed serious concern about the number of traffic accidents in Aruba, where 13 road deaths have been recorded in 2026. “Every victim is one too many; thi

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  • Ireno Quant becomes Aruba’s 13th traffic fatality

    Ireno Quant becomes Aruba’s 13th traffic fatality

    SAVANETA — Ireno Quant, 70, died following a suspected hit-and-run on the Savaneta road near Winter Garden Supermarket early Saturday morning. He is Aruba’s 13th traffic fatality of 2026. Police recei

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  • Ombudsman raises concerns over safety and care in Aruba's private facilities

    Ombudsman raises concerns over safety and care in Aruba's private facilities

    ORANJESTAD — Ombudsman Jurima Bryson has expressed concerns about safety, protection, and quality of care in private residential facilities housing elderly people, homeless individuals, and people str

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  • Speeding comes at a price: 100 fines issued during traffic checks

    Speeding comes at a price: 100 fines issued during traffic checks

    ORANJESTAD — Oranjestad police issued 100 traffic fines during enforcement operations on Wednesday, October 7, including 64 for exceeding the speed limit. The checks took place along Avenida Watty Vos

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  • ATA prepares over 125 students for careers in tourism and gastronomy

    ATA prepares over 125 students for careers in tourism and gastronomy

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba Tourism Authority (ATA) organized the second edition of the Autentico Student Seminar, bringing together more than 125 EPI and EPB students to explore career opportunities in gastro

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  • Public Prosecutor’s Office: Victim was driving UTV in fatal accident

    Public Prosecutor’s Office: Victim was driving UTV in fatal accident

    ORANJESTAD — The investigation into the fatal UTV accident on September 13 indicates that the young woman who lost her life was driving the vehicle. According to Aruba’s Public Prosecutor’s Office, th

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  • Osdelly Lacroes represents Aruba at Euro-Venezuelan Jazz Festival

    Osdelly Lacroes represents Aruba at Euro-Venezuelan Jazz Festival

    ORANJESTAD — Aruban singer Osdelly Lacroes represented Aruba at the fourth Euro-Venezuelan Jazz Festival, performing on October 2 and 3 in La Guaira and Caracas, Venezuela. Lacroes was accompanied by

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  • Aruba's environmental agency urges public to help protect migratory birds

    Aruba's environmental agency urges public to help protect migratory birds

    ORANJESTAD — As part of World Migratory Bird Day 2026, Aruba's Directorate of Nature and Environment (DNM) is encouraging residents to help protect migratory birds under the theme “Every Bird Counts –

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  • Grupo di Betico celebrates 58 years of music with nostalgic concert

    Grupo di Betico celebrates 58 years of music with nostalgic concert

    ORANJESTAD — Grupo di Betico will present its special concert, “Nostalgia di Fin di Aña,” on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at the Renaissance Convention Center, celebrating 58 years of Aruba's musical h

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  • Burst pipe on L.G. Smith Boulevard causes detour; resurfacing planned for weekend

    Burst pipe on L.G. Smith Boulevard causes detour; resurfacing planned for weekend

    ORANJESTAD — A large WEB water pipe burst overnight near the former Royal Plaza area, sending a considerable amount of water onto L.G. Smith Boulevard and damaging part of the road surface. Teams from

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  • Iberostar wins case: Court overturns rejection and orders new decision on nature permit

    Iberostar wins case: Court overturns rejection and orders new decision on nature permit

    ORANJESTAD — The Court of First Instance of Aruba has ruled in favor of Ibersol Holding & Management VBA, the company linked to the Iberostar project in Hudishibana, in its appeal against the rejectio

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  • DUO: Student loan interest rises in 2027 and may affect former students from Aruba

    DUO: Student loan interest rises in 2027 and may affect former students from Aruba

    ORANJESTAD — Former students from Aruba with a Dutch DUO student loan or student debt may face higher interest in 2027. According to official information published by Dienst Uitvoering Onderwijs (DUO)

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  • KvK: New tourism policy must tackle overtourism and current problems first

    KvK: New tourism policy must tackle overtourism and current problems first

    ORANJESTAD — The Aruba Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KvK) says a new tourism policy should first focus on solving the island’s current problems instead of pursuing further growth in visitor number

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  • FlightHub: Aruba records 118% surge in Canadian bookings

    FlightHub: Aruba records 118% surge in Canadian bookings

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba stands out in FlightHub’s latest 2026 travel trends report, recording a 118% increase in bookings from Canada compared with the same period a year earlier. The figure is based on bo

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  • Students introduced to career opportunities in Aruba’s timeshare industry

    Students introduced to career opportunities in Aruba’s timeshare industry

    ORANJESTAD — A group of vocational secondary students aged 13 to 19 took part on September 29 in The World of Vacation Ownership, a program held at La Cabana Beach Resort & Casino to introduce young p

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  • Faith and recovery central to Anochi di Union

    Faith and recovery central to Anochi di Union

    SERO COLORADO — Faith, music and recovery testimonies were at the heart of Anochi di Union, organised by Stichting Hunto on September 30, 2026, at Centro Colorado. Eltienne Yarzagaray and United Melod

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  • Ombudsman investigates odor and air quality around Parkietenbos

    Ombudsman investigates odor and air quality around Parkietenbos

    ORANJESTAD — Ombudsman Jurima Bryson has launched a formal and wide-ranging investigation into persistent complaints about odors and air quality in Parkietenbos and nearby areas, including Mahuma, Bue

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  • Tourist complaint reaches international press, but she arrived late for her flight

    Tourist complaint reaches international press, but she arrived late for her flight

    ORANJESTAD — An American traveler’s missed-flight ordeal in Aruba has reached an international audience after PEOPLE published her account. But the timeline also shows that she arrived at the airport

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  • These are the two Aruba hotels that made the AAA’s Top 10 Casino Hotels of 2026!!

    These are the two Aruba hotels that made the AAA’s Top 10 Casino Hotels of 2026!!

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba has secured two spots on AAA’s Top 10 Casino Hotels of 2026, a ranking that recognizes casino hotels for luxury, personalized service and overall guest experience. The St. Regis Aru

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  • Caribbean Journalism Seminar focuses on AI, innovation and journalistic responsibility

    Caribbean Journalism Seminar focuses on AI, innovation and journalistic responsibility

    ORANJESTAD — The Aruba Professional Press Network (RAPP) held its third annual Caribbean Journalism Seminar from September 25 to 27, focusing on innovation and the responsible use of artificial intell

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  • Government points to Seroe Colorado investment, but residents are not happy

    Government points to Seroe Colorado investment, but residents are not happy

    ORANJESTAD — The Government has started a nearly Afl. 3 million project to repave more than 3.5 kilometers of road in Seroe Colorado, with financial support from the Aruba Tourism Authority (ATA). Whi

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  • DVG offers flu vaccinations in several neighborhoods

    DVG offers flu vaccinations in several neighborhoods

    ORANJESTAD — The Department of Public Health (DVG), in cooperation with CMO, will offer influenza vaccinations in several neighborhoods from October 20 to 23, 2026, between 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. The vac

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  • Tourist becomes Aruba’s 12th traffic fatality of 2026

    Tourist becomes Aruba’s 12th traffic fatality of 2026

    ORANJESTAD — A tourist died and a driver remains in critical condition following a crash on Sasaki Road early Tuesday. The death is Aruba’s 12th traffic fatality of 2026. Police received the report at

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  • Family questions handling of lawyers and demands transparency in Fernandez Pedra case

    Family questions handling of lawyers and demands transparency in Fernandez Pedra case

    ORANJESTAD — Alex Matthew, representative of the family of S. Fernandez Pedra, has expressed serious concern about how the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the Court have handled legal representation in

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  • ABC: Aruba must move away from destructive tourism model

    ABC: Aruba must move away from destructive tourism model

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba Birdlife Conservation (ABC) says Aruba’s current tourism development model has reached its limits and that the government should move toward a broader, more realistic and sustainabl

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  • Bank lending and tourism rise as government revenue falls in August

    Bank lending and tourism rise as government revenue falls in August

    ORANJESTAD — Aruba recorded stronger bank lending and higher tourist arrivals in August 2026, while total government revenue declined compared with a year earlier. According to the Central Bank of Aru

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  • Study: Chinese presence in Aruba (i.e) growing, but state influence remains limited

    Study: Chinese presence in Aruba (i.e) growing, but state influence remains limited

    ORANJESTAD — A new study on Aruba and the other Caribbean parts of the Kingdom of the Netherlands concludes that the Chinese presence has increased over recent decades, mainly through migration, entre

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  • Derchlien Dijkhoff appointed new ATIA Director

    Derchlien Dijkhoff appointed new ATIA Director

    ORANJESTAD — The Aruba Trade & Industry Association (ATIA) has appointed Derchlien G. Dijkhoff as its new Director, effective November 1, 2026. Dijkhoff brings more than 15 years of experience in stra

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  • AHATA rejects tourism plan: fewer visitors, no additional taxes or bureaucracy

    AHATA rejects tourism plan: fewer visitors, no additional taxes or bureaucracy

    ORANJESTAD — The Aruba Hotel & Tourism Association (AHATA) disagrees with the Tourism Implementation Plan 2026–2031. Following three consultation rounds with the Tourism Ministry, the association says

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  • Fernandes Pedra family accuses prosecutors of false information about lawyers

    Fernandes Pedra family accuses prosecutors of false information about lawyers

    ORANJESTAD — Chania Fernandes Pedra’s family has called a press conference for Monday, October 5, at 10 a.m. at J.G. Emanstraat 29. It plans to present hearing recordings that it says support its comp

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  • Distress flare helps Coast Guard rescue man near Sta. Cruz

    Distress flare helps Coast Guard rescue man near Sta. Cruz

    STA. CRUZ — The Coast Guard assisted a man whose boat was in distress near Sta. Cruz after someone on shore spotted a red distress flare at sea last Thursday. This according to the Coastguard reportin

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  • Ex minister Otmar Oduber’s defense backs cassation appeal, alleging flaws in verdict

    Ex minister Otmar Oduber’s defense backs cassation appeal, alleging flaws in verdict

    ORANJESTAD — Ex minister Otmar Oduber’s legal team supports his decision to pursue a cassation appeal before the Supreme Court of the Netherlands. According to the defense, the Court of Appeal’s judgm

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