Diario: Aruba losing its tranquility?

Diario: December 30, 2005

Aruba perdiendo su trankilidad? F.T.A. PREOCUPA CU MENSAHENAN CU TA BIN DI TURISTANAN DI RIPITICION

Aruba losing its tranquility?
FTA worried with messages received by repeat tourists

ORANJESTAD (AAN) — In a press conference on Thursday morning, Anselmo Pontilius referred to the lack of tranquility in recent times, that tourists come to look for in Aruba, that it’s going backwards, and this can bring consequences to our economy.

Pontilius underlined that Aruba {ketobay [Â ¿]} is in demand, despite the problem known worldwide, and tourists who visit our island pay their money to find peace. Nevertheless, in the press F.T.A. read in the news about a mugging on a tourist couple, which could simply be a bad symptom.

He also said that visitors invest to have a good time enjoying our beaches, but if they find a congestion from the airport until their hotel, it can take almost an hour because of traffic, then they cannot enjoy the tranquility when they have to be on the street.

The rest of the translation. Hat Tip: Getagrip