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LOCAL Monday 7 SepteMber 2020

Travelpulse.com:

Americans Looking to

International Travel for

Early 2021

Continued from Page 8 While most of Europe and
other parts of the world re-
According to Square- main unavailable to Ameri-
mouth's research, Mexico cans given the country's
is the most popular interna- struggle with COVID-19, the
tional destination among list of approved countries
Americans for 2021, leap- for travel is gradually grow-
frogging the U.S. for the first ing as more nations imple-
time since the coronavirus ment strict testing proto-
crisis began. Meanwhile, cols in place of manda-
the Bahamas, U.S. Virgin Is- tory quarantine. The trend
lands, Aruba and Jamaica bodes well for those seek-
round out the top five inter- ing to travel internationally
national destinations. in the new year.q

You are invited to plant trees

NOORD — On Sunday September 13th, Restore Aruba’s
Natural Beauty will be planting 75 trees dedicated to rec-
ognize Mr. Biemans, owner & CEO of Bucuti & Tara Beach
Resort, and the good work he has done for the environ-
ment.

The area is close to the Noord roundabout, so we will
meet next to Caribbean Palm Village by the roundabout.
You are welcome to bring your own shovel. Let the orga-
nization know if you would like to join. They will be plant-
ing, Tamarinde, Palo di Bonchi, Kawara, Shimaruku, Ra-
toneros, Calbas and much more. Everyone is invited to
join, but register first please.
Restore Aruba's Natural Beauty’s aim is to restore Aru-
ba's natural beauty by cleaning up areas in Aruba and
replanting these with local flora and fauna. The group
grows and nurses the plants from seeds and regrow veg-
etation. They plant trees with the Global Tree Initiative.q