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It’s been over a year since this global pandemic hit us - a year defined mainly by people staying put in their homes and countries. But now, with the vaccine rolling out around the world, risk and the renewed opportunity for freedom are acceptable, and people are itching to travel again!  Poster created by Malachy Multimedia N.V.
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It was a proud moment when the large ceiling painting of Heleen Cornet was unveiled at Tropics Café and Restaurant on Saturday, March 30. The two by three meters art work consists of six panels which together depict a scene from the Elfin Forest on Mount Scenery. Artist Heleen Cornet (right) with her daughter Johanna Schutten and son in law Wim Schutten standing underneath the large ceiling painting depicting the Elfin Forest of Mount Scenery.
Travel has changed a lot over the last decade or so, and one major way in which we are seeing this transition is the newfound emphasis on experiencing new destinations rather than just visiting them. It seems like every app, destination and traveler is encouraging travelers to “go local.” But how can you really experience travel like a local in a destination you’ve never been to? Well on Saba this is pretty easy! Here are some tips about Going LOCAL while staying at Juliana’s Hotel.
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