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1st Workshop On Sustainable Tourism Zones Of The Caribbean, Case Of Venezuela
Caribbean and Intra-Caribbean Tourism Current Situation and Perspectives (1MB Power Point document)
Effects Of The Economic Situation And The Events Of September 11 On International Tourist Arrivals In 2001 (150KB Word document)
Tourism, Ethics And Globalization
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Area: 193 square kilometres
Currency: Aruban Guilder
Official Language: Dutch and Papiamentu
Population: 101,000
Head of State or Government: Nelson Oduber (Prime Minister)

Aruba signed the convention establishing the ACS in December 1998, to be admitted as an Associate Member. It lies 25 kilometers off the coast of Venezuela and 68 kilometers to the west of Curaçao. The capital is Oranjestad. Originally part of the Netherlands Antilles, Aruba achieved separate status within the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1986. There is some cultivation of aloes and a small petrochemicals industry based around St Nicholas oil refinery, but financial services and tourism are the major economic activities.

Tourism Arrivals: 728,157

Air: n-a
Cruise Passengers: n-a

Tourism Revenues: n-a

Socio Economics Statistics:

Population: 101,000
Tourists: 728,157

Source: Tourism Authority of Aruba

For more detailed information about tourism statistics from Aruba, click here

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