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More than 800,000 travelers from all over the world travel each year to Aruba, the Caribbean island with the highest visitor return rate. With a mixture of favorable weather, luxury high rise and more affordable low rise accommodations, rich culture, scenic beauty, and hospitable people, its no wonder so many people are drawn to the island.

Aruba offers an array of accommodations to suit all tastes. For a luxurious experience, the island offers all inclusive resorts like the Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino, which occupies an more »

When traveling from the US to Aruba, there are a few things every traveler must know. Whether traveling by air or sea, all US citizens, including children, must have a valid passport or passport card to travel to and from Aruba.

While in Aruba, the visitor may be required to show proof of return ticket as well as proof of lodging accommodations and proof of financial support while in the country.

Citizens from the United States are permitted to stay up to 30 days. Those more »

Aruba is a small island nation found in the Caribbean sea, and is located just north of Venezuela. The country ionly has a population of a little more than 100,000, but this does not prevent them from participating in international sporting events. In fact, the country of Aruba has several sport teams that compete at the international level.

The Aruba soccer (football) team is an international competitor, and although they don’t have as many players to choose from, due to more »

Aruba is an island in the southern Caribbean Sea known for its sunny weather and gorgeous beaches. For many people, it seems like the ideal place to live. The cost of living in Aruba is important to take into consideration for anyone planning to move there. The average monthly rent for a one bedroom apartment in a prime location near the beaches, restaurants, and shops is approximately 800 per month. For families who prefer a larger living space, three bedroom apartments can be found more »