Aruba Time Share Association

26/03/2025

Warm family feel Playa Linda Beach Resort, Oranjestad, Aruba

Palm Beach views plus a warm family feel is a Playa Linda trademark 😍😌

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26/03/2025

Great offer

🌟 Celebrate your child's First Holy Communion in style at La Cabana Beach Resort & Casino! 🌟

Book your celebration with 40+ guests and be one of the first three (3) confirmed bookings to receive a FREE Weekend Stay! 🎉🏝️

✨ Elegant setup
✨ Delicious catering
✨ Unforgettable memories

📞 Call: 520-1143 or 593-1744
📧 Email: [email protected]

26/03/2025

How true

The perfect place to be today!

26/03/2025

Worth trying

26/03/2025

Our National Day!

26/03/2025

From Tourism Analytics: Aruba received 5.4% fewer stopover visitors in February 2025 than was received in February 2024.
According to the Aruba Tourism Authority, Aruba received 115,560 stopover arrivals in February 2025, 5.4% fewer than the 122,149 stopover visitors it received in February 2024.
Compared with February 2024, stopover arrivals from the USA declined by 7.0%, falling from 91,636 arrivals in February 2024 to 85,256 arrivals in February 2025.
Arrivals from the USA comprised 73.8% of all arrivals in February 2025 down from 75.0% in February 2024.
Arrivals from Canada declined by 5.2%, falling from 9,253 visitors in February 2024 to 8,773 stopovers in February 2025.
Arrivals from Argentina increased by 60.7%, growing from 2,058 stopovers in February 2024 to 3,308 in February of this year.
Arrivals from the Netherlands decreased by 14.0%, falling from 3,377 visitors in February 2024 to 2,903 stopovers in February 2025.
The number of visitors staying in hotels in February fell by 6.6%, from 50,816 stopovers in February 2024 to 47,488 in February of this year.
Their share of all stopover visitors fell from 41.6% in February 2024 to 41.1% in February 2025.
The number of visitors using “other” accommodation (primarily short term rental of homes or apartments) declined by 2.9%, from 44,180 in February 2024 to 42,879 in February 2025 with the share growing from 36.2% in 2024 to 37.1% this year.
Aruba also received 44 cruise ship calls in February 2025 and a total of 111,675 cruise passengers, with the volume of cruise visitors down 13.0% from the 128,386 received in February 2024. The average number of passengers per call fell from 2,620 visitors in February 2024 to 2,538 cruise visitors in February 2025.
It should be noted that February 2025 had one fewer day than February 2024, a 3.4% decrease in the number of days.
In the first two months of 2025 Aruba saw a 0.4% decline in the number of stopover visitors, falling from 493,103 visitors in the first two months of 2024 to 475,529 visitors in the first two months of this year. The number of stopovers from the USA declined by 2.2% during the first two months, falling from 177,485 in the first two months of 2024 to 173,566 in the same two months of 2025. The share of stopovers from the USA fell from 73.5% in the first two months of 2024 to 72.2% in the same two months of 2025.
The number of visitors staying in hotels decreased by 4.2% falling from 100,667 in the first two months of 2024 to 96,442 in the same two months of 2025 with the share of such visitors falling from 41.7% in 2024 to 40.1% in the same two months of 2025. This was because the number of visitors staying in “Other Accommodation,” primarily short term rental accommodation in private homes or apartments, grew by 5.9%, from 85,995 visitors in the first two months of 2024 to 91,068 in the same two months of 2025.with their share of all visitors growing from 35.6% in 2024 to 37.9% in the same two months of 2025.
Aruba received 94 cruise ship calls in the first two months of 2025 with 235,182 cruise passengers compared with the 97 calls cruise ships made in the same two months of 2024 with 251,760 passengers. The average number of passengers per call fell by 3.6%, from 2,595 visitors in the first two months of 2024 to 2,502 visitors in the same two months of 2025.

21/03/2025

ATSA Member’s Meeting, March 2025
The recent Aruba Timeshare Association members’ meeting hosted two very important government entities DIP & KPA, the Department of Infrastructure and Planning and the Police.
Both DIP & KPA representatives spoke at length about the ROVP, Spatial Development and Planning Regulation, and the Beach Policy as it relates to the hotels and the watersports operations around the island’s popular beaches.
The meeting included a delicious lunch prepared by the culinary team of La Cabana Beach Resort & Casino, served at the resort’s ballroom, by the ever-efficient staffers of the Food & Beverage department.
The informational session on current regulations has significant relevance, for all stakeholders, aiming to deliver a first-class beach experience to visitors, and locals, safeguarding equal access to everyone, in our community.
The invitation to the meeting was also extended to Security Directors and Managers at the timeshare resorts.
The session provided valuable insights into the latest regulations and offered an opportunity for attendees to engage in a Q&A discussion. Questions were sent in in advance and answered at length by the officials.

20/03/2025

Gorgeous footage from Costa Linda beach cam!

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20/03/2025

Happiness is a journey, not a destination, travel well!

18/03/2025

18/03/2025

How beautiful!

18/03/2025

There is lots to do today!

17/03/2025

It was a fantastic day!!

17/03/2025

O, Aruba, dushi tera, nos baranca tan stima, nos amor p’abo t’asina grandi, cu n’tin nada pa kibr'e.

Oh Aruba sweet land, our rock so beloved, our love for you is so strong, that nothing can break it!
Happy Dia di Aruba!

17/03/2025

Happy St Patrick's Day!!

07/03/2025

Bold Conference, Costa Linda, International Day of Women 2025. Thank you sponsors for making it possible.

07/03/2025

Women build a better world for others