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I don't speak Papiamentu, Dutch or Spanish. How can I find out what's going on in Curacao?

Antwort

With the Curacao Chronicle, the only English-language newspaper on the island.
Online you can keep up to date before, during and after your trip to Curacao.
In an interview with us you can get to know Aldrich Hermelijn, the publisher and editor-in-chief of the Curacao Chronicle.

The online news Curacao Chronicle is in English and serves as daily information source from Curacao

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  • Quiz Question

    Why do people suddenly start running when the bell rings at Queen Emma Bridge?

    Answer

    The bridge is about to be closed and moved to the side. Whoever wants to get to the other bank before that has to put their legs under their arms and make sure that they still manage it. Otherwise they will ride on the bridge as it swings to the side…

    Alternatively, there are also the pretty-looking, cute ferry boats that transfer pedestrians from one bank to the other next to the bridge. However, this probably takes a little longer than hurrying. 😉

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  • Quiz Question

    Why do people suddenly start running when the bell rings at Queen Emma Bridge?

    Answer

    The bridge is about to be closed and moved to the side. Whoever wants to get to the other bank before that has to put their legs under their arms and make sure that they still manage it. Otherwise they will ride on the bridge as it swings to the side…

    Alternatively, there are also the pretty-looking, cute ferry boats that transfer pedestrians from one bank to the other next to the bridge. However, this probably takes a little longer than hurrying. 😉

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The online news Curacao Chronicle is in English and serves as daily information source from Curacao

Quizfrage

I don't speak Papiamentu, Dutch or Spanish. How can I find out what's going on in Curacao?

Antwort

With the Curacao Chronicle, the only English-language newspaper on the island.
Online you can keep up to date before, during and after your trip to Curacao.
In an interview with us you can get to know Aldrich Hermelijn, the publisher and editor-in-chief of the Curacao Chronicle.

Lust auf mehr Quizfragen?

Dann versuche Dich an der folgenden Frage oder löse gleich unsere mehr als 100 Quizfragen. Das ist eine tolle Abwechslung, während Du gechillt auf Curacao im Restaurant auf Dein Essen wartest, am Strand liegst, oder abends in Deiner Unterkunft den nächsten Tag planst. Viel Spaß!

  • Quiz Question

    What do locals bring to the beach that is always in the shade?

    Answer

    It’s a cool box or a cool box trolley!

    The rest, including the people, are welcome in the sun. The main thing is that there is a shady spot for the food and chilled drinks you have brought with you.

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  • Quiz Question

    Why do people suddenly start running when the bell rings at Queen Emma Bridge?

    Answer

    The bridge is about to be closed and moved to the side. Whoever wants to get to the other bank before that has to put their legs under their arms and make sure that they still manage it. Otherwise they will ride on the bridge as it swings to the side…

    Alternatively, there are also the pretty-looking, cute ferry boats that transfer pedestrians from one bank to the other next to the bridge. However, this probably takes a little longer than hurrying. 😉

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