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Aruba Wants to Pay Your Checked Bag Fees to Travel There

 

Aruba is launching its new promotion that pays for travelers’ baggage fees and invites them to immerse themselves in The Aruba Effect – a state of being that visitors experience on the One happy island. The Aruba Effect is that feeling when you bring your luggage but lose your (emotional) baggage. And with the stress of everyday lives and the past two years, coupled with the rising cost of airfare, Aruba is taking this one step further by actually helping to pay for traveler baggage fees to the island.

For more information and submit your trip for baggage reimbursement at: Aruba.com/baggage

This material is distributed by Zeno Group, Inc. on behalf of Aruba Tourism Authority.
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Nikki Noya

Nikki Noya is a mom, athlete, wellness coach, personal trainer, and co-host of The Jet Set. She’s traveled the world as a professional volleyball player and strives to empower everyone to achieve vibrancy, energy, radiance, and beautiful health through fitness, nutrition, and balance.

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