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AHATA created the awards program to recognize responsible companies that prioritize the investment in and improvement of Aruba’s community.

Regenerative Travel is a marketplace and association that unites travel industry stakeholders committed to positive change. This collaboration brings together hotels, travel agents, DMCs, and tour operators, fostering collaboration and synergy among these key players to drive a regenerative tourism industry.

Today is the United Nations World's Oceans Day, and we celebrate Aruba's giant sea turtles and their connection to our ancient ancestors.

The Only Top 25 Hotel worldwide that has the No. 1 Caribbean beach and No. 2 Worldwide, delivering unmatched beachfront barefoot luxury

As active members and sponsors of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association, leaders in our organization participate in the annual Marketplace conference including the Caribbean Travel Forum. The Forum provides interesting topics, speakers, and panelists to present and discuss the most pressing matters effecting Caribbean Tourism. This year, Crescenzia Biemans was asked to participate in a session called: Responsible and Resilience Tourism

The global theme for Earth Day 2023 was #InvestInOurPlanet, and we were thrilled to participate in this international event.

In honor of the 54th anniversary of Earth Day, your favorite Bucuti Associates, guests, Ban Lanta y Planta, and generous community supporters planted 54 indigenous trees in our new carbon sink, The Bucuti Tara - GMC Nature Preserve in honor of all of us and our future on this shared planet.

The saying, “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” is a fond tradition here for Bucuti & Tara Annual Recycled Crafts Contest. In the weeklong events leading up to Earth Day 2023 on April 22, this fun activity invites our Bucuti Associates to recycle materials from the resort to create art pieces. Guests are encouraged to cast their vote for their favorite recycled craft.

Going straight to the top, Forbes focused on the only hotel in the world to hold the Global United Nations Climate Action Award, Bucuti & Tara.

The Honorable Prime Minister Wever-Croes opened the event emphasizing the importance of Earth Day 2023, sustainable tourism, and taking care of Aruba’s beaches and environment for future generations.