This past December when I was in Aruba,I read about people becoming an "Ambassador". I have been going to Aruba for the past twenty years (about 40 visits) and have been told by an Aruban friend that I would qualify for such a "privileged" title. I was also told that all I needed was my passport to confirm my visits. However, when I originally came down I only had a birth certificate for the first 13 years. Can someone give me some direction on how to apply for this "title". I have reservations to be in Aruba from March 21st to March 25th.

Thanks for any guidance.

Talk to where staying. They can do the paperwork. My understanding is that you have to come 10 years in a row. If you miss one year you have to start over.

we became ambassador's in nov. after our 41st visit, the owner of the bucuti where we stay, mrs. biemans arranged it with the tourism of aruba.

We also have been traveling to Aruba 25 years straight...and have heard about this too...I hope someone answers- so we will all know how to apply....thanks for brining this up.

you need to touch base with your hotel concierge, they usually make the call. However, you can contact the Aruba Tourism bureau. They give you a certificate, and ususally put your picture in aruba today. Start first with your hotel/timeshare...

Contact your hotel/timeshare mgr - they will contact ATA (Aruba Tourism Authority) and take care of it for you.

10 consecutive years gets you a framed certificate as "Distinguished Visitors". 20 consecutive years gets you a framed certificate as "Ambassadors".

We received our Distinguished Visitors award a few years ago. This year in April and Sept. will be our 15th and 16th visits to the island.