RSSAirlines Expand Schedules to the Caribbean and little Attention given to Aruba
As has been previously discussed, tourism in the Caribbean is on the increase. That is for most islands in the Caribbean; however, Aruba is not one of them.
“Thankfully, we’re climbing and growing quite significantly,” said Hugh Riley, a spokesman for the Caribbean Tourism Organization. (NY Times)
Recently airlines have expanded their schedules to the Caribbean; however, Aruba is getting little attention. The only mention of added flights is that of discount airliner Jet Blue. As of the last tourism reports, Aruba is still in decline. Thus, all this is truly offering is a cheaper way to offer an incentive for the same existing tourists to fly to Aruba rather than on more expensive larger traditional carriers.
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Well I guess the visit from The Queen didn’t help.
I guess that is what happens when you have a ill reputation.
Maybe the Queen spread the word about what kind of place it is. And we on SM have been doing our part….
To go to Aruba,simply put,would be UN-AMERICAN!
Aruba the Nightmare Island….Jet Blue may become the Nightmare airline….
Let’s make sure we encourage people to avoid JetBlue … AND have them write to the company and say WHY.
(Hint: No justice for Natalee, no tourists for Aruba … and no business from us for airlines that fly there!)
Where does JetBlue fly out of ? Never heard of them.
Give it a rest. Don’t you people have a real life. “Scared Monkeys” is exactly what you are…..
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SM:Â Getting a little worried are you? Â ;)Â (klaasend)
#3 You are so wrong!