AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUNESCO Recognition: Aruba becomes the first island nation where the entire territory is designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, covering beaches, reefs, desert landscapes, parks, and communities—UNESCO says this supports conservation, scientific research, and low-impact living alongside residents. Sustainable Hospitality Updates: JOIA Aruba by Iberostar highlights 2026 steps on wellness, sustainability, community projects, and even AI aimed at cutting food waste, while Manchebo Beach Resort & Spa spotlights community and marine conservation efforts tied to its sustainability push. Local Food Tech for Visitors: The Aruba Roadside Food Tour launches a digital guide to help travelers find family-owned roadside eats beyond resort areas. Aviation Tech & Aruba Borders: SITA’s Impact Report 2025 argues aviation can scale toward 10 billion passengers by 2050 using software, AI, and faster digital border processing—citing Aruba’s pre-cleared arrival checks in as little as eight seconds. Public Policy & Health: Parliament’s nursing discussion with ODEA stresses investing in people (training, burnout prevention, quality of care) as Aruba’s health system priority.
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