Aruba fall travel interest for September through November is 53.93 percent higher, according to new Squaremouth data cited in a local tourism report.
Autumn demand rises for Aruba
NoticiaCla reported that Aruba’s increase stands out within the Caribbean. The report linked the trend to travelers moving vacations from the summer into September, October and November and to Aruba’s location in the southern Caribbean, where travelers may perceive a different hurricane risk than on islands farther north.
The source also said extreme summer heat in Europe has contributed to some travelers reconsidering traditional summer dates. Those explanations were presented as travel-market analysis rather than a direct measure of why every visitor chose Aruba.
Growth follows a strong first quarter
The Aruba fall travel increase follows previously reported growth in stayover tourism. According to the source, Aruba received 427,343 stayover visitors during the first quarter, 8.9 percent more than a year earlier.
The report said more air connections, a broad hotel offering and repeat demand are helping Aruba operate increasingly as a year-round destination. The 53.93 percent figure is attributed to Squaremouth through NoticiaCla.
Source: NoticiaCla.
