Bobbie K.
Booked three flights for 2020 and 2021, so far..We love Aruba!!!!
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John Q.
Booked for 2 weeks in September
Barbara S.
Aruba needs to start putting life guards on its beaches. There have better too many drownings that could have been prevented if trained life guards were present. The Tourism Department doesn’t want tourists to know there are no life guards because they are only interested in getting tourist dollars, not about keeping tourists safe.
Denise T.
I have a 5 day trip planned for September for a friends wedding. I heard there Is a 2 week quarantine for visitors entering Aruba. Wonder when that is going to be lifted??
Panna C.
Booked for 3 weeks in December
Victoria I.
We are suppose to come the end of July, Hopefully will things be better by then?
Albert D.
I HEARD ARUBA WANTS TO CHARGE 15 $ PER DAY FOR CORVID INS TO EACH PERSON ? IS THAT TRUE ?
Pierre M.
albertd61 wrote:I HEARD ARUBA WANTS TO CHARGE 15 $ PER DAY FOR CORVID INS TO EACH PERSON ? IS THAT TRUE ?
Yes and worst even if you have personal insurance... "All visitors must take out Aruba’s COVID insurance, even if they have their own insurance – because their own insurance will not cover costs related to isolation or quarantine in the event of having symptoms or testing positive for COVID-19."
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Pierre M.
deniset242 wrote:I have a 5 day trip planned for September for a friends wedding. I heard there Is a 2 week quarantine for visitors entering Aruba. Wonder when that is going to be lifted??
Not true got check: https://www.aruba.com/us/traveler-health-requirements
Pierre M.
barbaras298 wrote:It's a well know fact that all beaches are public and that there's no lifeguards, Aruba isn't trying to hide that, get educated before launching accusations......The Tourism Department doesn’t want tourists to know there are no life guards because they are only interested in getting tourist dollars....