AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCaya Grandi Debate: Merchants in Oranjestad’s Caya Grandi are speaking out about deteriorating buildings, weaker visitor flow, and a lost “charm,” calling for cultural events, better infrastructure, and real government–business cooperation to restore the area’s role as the city’s heart. Tourism & Training: The Aruba Timeshare Association (ATSA) met at La Cabana to align on tourism policy, sustainability, and labor issues, while also announcing a renewed hospitality student program and work on a Code of Ethics handbook. New Routes for South America Travel: Wingo launched year-round flights between Barranquilla and Aruba, adding to its Colombia network and boosting access for South American travelers. Education Milestone: University of Aruba’s Academic Foundation Year marked its tenth graduating class, with 50 students earning certificates and a record-high completion rate. Environment & Identity: Aruba was recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve for the entire island, highlighting conservation and low-impact tourism. Culture & Youth: Aruba’s Miss Teen Model Universe 2026 win in Punta Cana and a new children’s book launch (“Neo ta sinti”) at the National Library keep local creativity and youth voices in the spotlight.
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