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Global Tourism Rebounds: Over 1.4 Billion Travelers in 2024

The global tourism industry has made a remarkable comeback, with over 1.4 billion people traveling internationally in 2024, according to the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). This figure represents 99% of pre-pandemic travel levels, demonstrating that...

Tourism-Driven Micro-Investing Platforms for Aruba’s Future

Tourism has long been the backbone of Aruba’s economy, attracting millions of visitors annually with its pristine beaches and vibrant culture. As global financial trends shift toward democratizing investments through micro-investing platforms, Aruba has a unique...

Changes to Aruba Online ED-Card Procedure Affecting Non-Resident Students

New Sustainability Fee and Updates to Aruba Online ED-Card for Travelers The Aruba Department of Immigration and AWSS (Aruba Web Services System) have introduced changes to the Aruba Online ED-Card process, including the implementation of a Sustainability Fee for...

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China’s Trade Surges Despite Tariff Tensions

China’s Trade Surges Despite Tariff Tensions

Despite escalating trade tensions and a fresh wave of steep U.S. tariffs, China’s export sector has remained unexpectedly strong in April. Data from Chinese port authorities shows that 6.3 million containers were processed in the seven days leading up to April 20—a...

Virginia Dementricia: Aruba’s Forgotten Heroine Remembered

Virginia Dementricia: Aruba’s Forgotten Heroine Remembered

In the shadows of Aruba’s colonial past, the story of Virginia Dementricia Gaai emerges as a powerful symbol of resistance, courage, and dignity. Born into slavery in 1842, Virginia’s defiance against injustice challenged the oppressive structures of her time and left...

Made in China, Branded in Europe: Viral TikToks Expose Factory Secrets

Made in China, Branded in Europe: Viral TikToks Expose Factory Secrets

Chinese manufacturers are getting creative in the face of U.S. trade tariffs—using TikTok to directly market affordable look-alike products, or "dupes," to American consumers. A growing wave of viral videos from Chinese warehouses is promoting high-quality, low-cost...

From Panama to Texas: The Ripple Effects of a Collapsing Migrant Route

From Panama to Texas: The Ripple Effects of a Collapsing Migrant Route

The Darién Gap, once a crucial artery in the migrant journey from South America to the United States, has witnessed a staggering 99% decline in crossings over the past several months. This sharp drop, driven by a combination of U.S. border policy under the Trump...