Kralendijk – As part of the tourism recovery plan, the Government of Bonaire has now entered into a partnership with the Netherlands Bureau for Statistics (CBS) to carry out an exit survey in the coming period, in order to collect data about visiting tourists.

Bonaire lacks useful tourism data and statistics. Due to privacy laws, Bonaire cannot require visitors to fill out, for example, immigration cards with demographic information or data related to their stay. The government of Bonaire has now entered into a partnership with the Netherlands Bureau for Statistics (CBS) to carry out an exit survey in the coming period.

This will allow Bonaire to determine tourist needs, market characteristics and economic impact more specifically. Once the data becomes available, Bonaire hopes to be able to further define its tourism product and diversification opportunities.

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