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Travel By Fingertip.....Aruba P oints of I nterest In A ruba Bon Bini Festival Each Tuesday evening there's a festive celebration to welcome the in-coming tourists to the isle of Aruba. A melange of folklore, dancing, food and local craft displays. Addr: Fort Zoutman's Museum courtyard, Oranjestad. Fort . Zoutman A fortress built in 1796 protected the island against the British invasion of 1799. The museum houses Indian artifacts and sketches of the Dutch settlements. Addr: Oranjestad Ph: 2978-26099. Museo Archeologico Indian farm artifacts, domestic tools and 200 year old skeletons. Addr: Zoutmanstr 1 Ph: 2978-28979. Numismatic Museum Coins and paper money collected from across the globe. Addr: Iraussquilnplein 2-A, Oranjestad Ph: 2978-28831. Fontein and Guadirikiri Caves Fontein's ancient Amerindian drawings, Guadirikiri's bats and Huliba's underground passage offer the rugged explorer hours of excitement. Addr: Northwest of San Nicolas. Tunnel of Love Explore the sculpted rock formations on a guided tour of this enchanting natural resource. Addr: Near Fontein and Guadirikiri Caves.

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iWon Travel Caribbean Aruba Powered by HISTORY and CULTURE History Culture History Poor soil and aridity saved the island from plantation economics and the slave trade. Instead the Dutch left the Arawaks to graze livestock on the parched landscape, using the island as a source of meat for other Dutch possessions in the Caribbean. The British arrived in 1805 during the Napoleonic Wars but sailed into the sunset in 1816. Less than a decade later, the first of Aruba's three economic booms took place when gold was discovered near Balashi. A flood of gold-hungry immigrants arrived from Europe and Venezuela, and mining continued right up until 1916. The new level of independence came close on the heels of a severe economic downturn, prompted largely by the closure of Aruba's oil refinery. Having exhausted the real gold and refined the black gold, the Arubians turned to tourism to bankroll their future. Investment in the island's tourist infrastructure has been little short of phenomenal, and Aruba now boasts over 6000 hotel rooms and over three quarters of a million visitors each year. The refinery reopened in 1991, but tourism is now very much the mainstay of the island's economy. Despite the economic autonomy enabled by the tourist boom, plans for full independence in 1996 were shelved. The Dutch maintain responsibility for the island's foreign affairs and defense and continue to support Aruba's economy.

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