More Than 11,000 International Travelers Have Visited Aruba Less Than a Month After Reopening, Tourism CEO Says

The Caribbean island first started allowing travelers from the Caribbean (except the Dominican Republic and Haiti), Europe, and Canada to come on July 1, followed by tourists from the U.S. on July 10. And while tourism has begun to ramp up, the island hopes to see a 30 to 40 percent recovery by the end of the year, Asjoe-Croes said.