Suriname made a vital contribution towards allied victory in the Second World War because it supplied the bauxite from which aluminium was made to construct aircraft.
Scout’s Place has all along been a prestigious hotel in Saba. Built in keeping with the island’s traditional architecture, for the first time a resort of this kind is owned by German entrepreneurs. The hotel and all of its rooms were recently refurbished in line with both the Caribbean and European styles thus making up a luring combination.The hotel specializes in waiting on scuba divers and their companions.
Suriname made a vital contribution towards allied victory in the Second World War because it supplied the bauxite from which aluminium was made to construct aircraft.
