Do you know the difference between the Arawak and the Caquetio? Welcome to another edition of The Sly ‘N Slide Tour Guide, where today, we dive deep into Aruba’s indigenous heritage, primarily represented by the Caquetio people.
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Learn more about The Spanish Colonial Era in Aruba, why did the colonizers called the islands ‘islas inutiles’
Discover Aruba’s historic City Hall: The house that love built. The reason I call it the house that love build is because of an interesting story.
The Arubian Freedom Fighter. He stood fast and never broke, uttering these last words: “There’s no room for traitors in my father’s house.”
Aruba is an autonomous representative democracy within a constitutional monarchy and as
such every citizen has the freedom of religion, among other rights.
For those of you who’ve been living under a rock either by choice or persuasion Aruba’s primary source of income is tourism.
The threat of pirates and privateers was still a serious matter in the latter years of the 18 th
century. So, it was of utmost importance to build a fort to defend the island against any eminent danger. Just so you know, privateers are sanctioned by a monarchy, republic, or company via a letter of marque to plunder booty. Usually from an enemy state.
Aruba, a gem in the Caribbean, boasts not only stunning beaches and vibrant culture but also a rich tapestry of religious diversity. Despite being predominantly Catholic, the island embraces over 50 different religious beliefs, from monotheistic faiths to ancient traditions like the Greek pantheon and Viking Gods. Here, everyone finds a spiritual home, even those who humorously worship the spaghetti monster in the sky.
Ta haciendo asina hopi calor ultimo tempo y bo ta keda scucha hende bisa cu “ainda falta mas pa bin” anto bo tin djis gana di pasa e c*** n’ey un wanta pa bisa esey.
Aruba has been a part of the Dutch kingdom since 1636 when the Dutch wrested control of these territories from the Spanish towards the end of the 30 and 80 years’ war. It is well-documented that most European wars overlapped during the colonial era, and any monarchy, republic, or company that emerged victorious would claim the spoils. In our case, these spoils included the islands of the “ABC” (Aruba, Boneiru y Korsow) and the “SSS” (Saba, Statia, and St. Maarten) islands, distinct from French territory like St. Martin.
Eleccion ta 6 di december venidero, y varios di nos ta fada caba y pura pa e cos ey caba.
Aruba Tourism Authority (A.T.A.) un bes mas a organisa ‘Voices Of Tourism’ cual ta un tremendo conferencia inspirativo cu meta pa cultiva interes, compromiso, y pasion cerca nos hobennan studiante den ramo di hospitalidad y otro areanan, cual ta representa e bos di e presente y futuro di nos turismo.
Secrets Hotel na San Nicolas ta un topico grandi den e comunidad pariba durante ultimo aña. Hopi ta pensa cu esaki habriendo lo trece un bida grandi bek pa Sunrise City, y otronan ainda ta un poco skeptico cu e cos lo bay asina.
Un bon pregunta. Ora cu bo analisa e situacion actual di prensa di Aruba, no pa generalisa, pero cos ta basta na werki si. Por miho.
MetaCorp tambe a dicidi di participa y asina habri nan museo pa prome biaha na publico. Esaki ta un museo cu tin hopi artefactonan historico.
E promocion di ‘responsible tourism’ of turismo responsabel bao di nos comunidad ta segun Ronella algo logico.