Leading the way in offsetting the carbon footprint involved in promotional activity, the Aruba Tourism Authority (ATA) is to pay CO2 emission compensation on flights for hosted guests.
With Strictly Come Dancing in full swing on our televisions, winter travellers may be looking to partner a destination that can offer rhythm to their holiday.
The biggest voluntourism project on the Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba has been given a major boost with news of an initiative to further protect its coral reef.
Travellers staying in today's ultra-efficient resorts have holiday happiness handed to them on a plate – but in Aruba that might mean missing out on a massive menu of other holiday ingredients.
Further underlining its world-leading role as an eco-tourism destination, Aruba has notched up another global award – and announced dates for visitors to get hands-on with environmental initiatives.
Underlining its role as the Caribbean's leading environmentally-aware nation, Aruba has announced a total ban on all single-use plastic from next year.
