A Maryland man who was arrested in Aruba in connection with the case of a missing American woman is expected to be transferred to a prison Tuesday after a judge ruled there was enough evidence to hold him in custody for 16 more days.

Passengers from the Oasis of the Seas, the world's largest passenger cruise ship, seen here in the tram cars as they prepare to tour historic Falmouth. The ship made its inaugural trip to the new Falmouth Pier in Trelawny, with approximately 6,000 passengers and 2,000 crew members on board on March 22, 2011.

Mainsail Lodging and Development Group named Lori Gedon northeast regional sales representative for Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina in the British Virgin Islands. Based in upstate New York, Gedon’s responsibilities include developing leisure and incentive sales for the private-island luxury Caribbean resort.

The opening of important social and tourist centers was the main dish on Sunday during the festivities in Baracoa, the first city of this Caribbean island, that comes to the 500th anniversary of its foundation on August 15.

The mysterious disappearance of a 35-year-old American who allegedly was snorkeling with a male American companion on Aruba marks the second time a female U.S. tourist has vanished on the popular Caribbean island in a decade.

"People-to-people trips," reauthorized by the Obama administration after the George W. Bush presidency forbade them in 2003, citing abuses, have started leaving Miami. Trips are supervised, with restrictions on how time is spent.