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Aruba and Deep Focus Launch Groundbreaking Campaign to Redefine Travel as a Mutual Exchange

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June 3, 2025
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In a bold departure from traditional tourism marketing, creative agency Deep Focus, in partnership with the Aruba Tourism Authority (ATA), has launched a powerful new campaign that calls on travelers to form a deeper, more respectful connection with the island. Titled “When You Love Aruba, It Loves You Back,” the campaign positions Aruba not just as a destination, but as a living, breathing home—rich in culture, history, and fragile natural beauty.

Rather than promoting Aruba as a place to simply consume and enjoy, the campaign urges travelers to see their visit as a two-way relationship—where giving back and showing care are as important as the experience itself.

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“This is the most meaningful work we’ve done to date,” said Sanju Luidens, CMO of the Aruba Tourism Authority. “Welcoming conscientious travelers who truly care about our island means everything to us. Aruba’s fragile ecosystem and vibrant heritage deserve to be protected and respected.”


A Campaign Rooted in Purpose and Authenticity

At the heart of the campaign is a powerful message: “You must give to receive.” The work by Deep Focus is centered around storytelling and genuine representation, with Aruba itself portrayed as the main character—not just a backdrop for vacation photos.

“We’ve grown to deeply respect and love the island and its people,” said Matt Steinwald, Managing Director and Chief Creative Officer at Deep Focus. “This campaign reflects our responsibility to honor and protect that balance between tourism and preservation.”

To bring the message to life, the creative team embedded themselves in the community, casting over 200 real Arubans, filming in more than 50 locations, and even staging an authentic Carnival celebration. A custom score featuring natural island sounds and local dialogue further grounds the campaign in authentic Aruban culture.


Multi-Platform Rollout and Strategic Targeting

The campaign will run through the end of 2025 across a range of digital and physical platforms, including:

  • Streaming services
  • Social media
  • Podcasts
  • Banner and display ads
  • Out-of-home placements

It includes a full creative suite: a 90-second anthem film, several short vignettes (30s, 15s, and 6s), and nine digital banner ads.

Targeting major U.S. cities such as New York, Miami, Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, and Dallas, the campaign aims to attract mindful travelers—those who are naturally inclined to value the environment, respect culture, and build connections with the people they meet.


Beyond Advertising: A Movement Toward Behavior Change

More than a marketing effort, “When You Love Aruba, It Loves You Back” signals a broader behavioral shift. In collaboration with Zeno Group, Deep Focus and ATA are working on a larger behavior change initiative that will engage not only tourists, but also local residents, businesses, and community leaders in protecting Aruba’s natural and cultural heritage.

The goal: to create a model of sustainable, reciprocal tourism that other destinations around the world may soon adopt.

“We’re not just launching a campaign—we’re starting a movement,” said Steinwald. “This is a new way forward for tourism, one that puts respect, connection, and responsibility at the center of the travel experience.”


This new campaign challenges outdated models of tourism, offering instead a future where travelers and destinations grow together—creating richer experiences and leaving a lighter footprint. Aruba invites visitors to fall in love with the island in the most meaningful way possible: by giving back.

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