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Caribbean Journal celebrates the beauty of an adults-only vacation in an intimate, relaxing setting where guests experience authenticity, are encouraged to discover off-property experiences and so much more - and as Caribbean expert and writer Bob Curley shares, all that is found at Bucuti & Tara.

One of Aruba’s biggest fans, award-winning writer Sue Campbell, shares her take on why Bucuti & Tara is one of the dreamiest hotels perfect for couples searching for a private paradise.

At the invitation of the United Nations and the World Travel & Tourism Council, Bucuti’s Ewald Biemans was a launch signatory of the UN’s Glasgow Declaration for Climate Action in Tourism. He is the only hotelier in the world to hold the highest awards from each leading organization.

Air travel continues to become more sustainable and this new pledge at the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference shows Bucuti & Tara’s Ewald Biemans featured with Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary-General of the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).

Sit in on Travel Weekly UK’s chat with Bucuti Owner/CEO Ewald Biemans as he reveals how high-quality memorable vacations are enhanced by being guiltfree at the Caribbean’s first and only carbon-neutral hotel.

Sunseekers can trade powdery snow for the powdery white sand beach of Bucuti & Tara this winter while saving on air fare deals in this CNN story.

Caribbean travel pro Steve Bennett shares with travelers how to line up their next vacation to witness the wonders of sea turtle nesting and hatchlings with Bucuti & Tara’s new sea turtle countdown calendar.

With the Glasgow Declaration for Climate Action in Tourism, climate change now sits at the top of the global tourism agenda. Read how this small Aruba resort is on the world stage for its performance, solutions and insights.

Discover how Bucuti & Tara’s newest guest service turns a carbon-neutral stay into a complete carbon-neutral vacation in this Associated Press story.

Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort reached the milestone in 2018 and it’s already looking to go one better, striving to become carbon negative (meaning it removes more carbon from the atmosphere than it emits). On top of all these impressive accomplishments, the adults-only resort is the height of luxury too.