News from Bonaire, St. Eustatius & Saba
KRALENDIJK- In spite of the current Covid-19 infection rate which is relatively high, the Government of Bonaire is not implementing new restrictions to prevent the further spread of Covid. This was the main message during a press conference of Island … [Read more] about In spite of high infection rate Bonaire: No new measures
KRALENDIJK - Earlier this week, the new island ordinance against single-use plastic was adopted by Bonaire Island Council with 6 votes in favour and 3 against. The votes in favour came from the MPB and UPB, as well as the independent faction of Daisy … [Read more] about Island Council Bonaire adopts ordinance against single-use plastics
KRALENDIJk - On October 19th, 2021 Tourism Corporation Bonaire (TCB) visited different elementary schools on the island to hand out the new Tourism book titled “Tourism on Bonaire an Authentic Experience” or in Papiamentu ‘Turismo na Boneiru Eksperensia … [Read more] about Tourism books delivered to our elementary schools
KRALENDIJK- Cooperative Supermarket BonDiGro has started with the construction to make the store considerably bigger. The idea is that, once finished, the supermarket will have doubled in size. The home appliance and furniture department will move … [Read more] about Bondigro Supermarket starts construction for considerable expansion
KRALENDIJK- Professional goat farming on Bonaire is growing stronger and more professional, according to a press release from Bonaire Goverment. In the October 9th and 10th a workshop was concluded bout increasing knowledge in the field of goat farming. … [Read more] about Succesful Goat Farming training Bonaire wrapped up
KRALENDIJK - Tourism Corporation Bonaire (TCB) launches its first module of the Bonaire Expert Program. The program allows for travel agents to learn more about our destination, community and offerings. TCB’s vision is to educate and inspire our partners … [Read more] about TCB launches the Bonaire Expert Program
KRALENDIJK- Since October 18, new rules apply for traveling to Curaçao. This is due to the fact that Bonaire is now classified as a 'very high-risk country'. However, not all cases require a PCR or anti-gene test. A letter from the aviation authority of … [Read more] about Passengers from Bonaire do not need a PCR test for travel via Curaçao
KRALENDIJK- On Saturday work has started on the Kaya Gobernador Debrot in front along the Harbor Village Marina to remediate, the flooding of the road with seawater. The issue of the flooding is a long time annoyance of motorists of the island as they are … [Read more] about Road work started around Marina Trouble Spot
KRALENDIJK- According to the analysts of ForwardKeys, which keeps track of -among others- data on ticket sales and reservations, Bonaire is recovering very quickly from the damage suffered during the Covid-pandemic. When it comes to bookings in the fourth … [Read more] about Bonaire shows very Solid Bookings for 4th Quarter
KRALENDIJK - Although the number of new Corona infections on Bonaire is still not that bad in an absolute numbers, with an average of about 16 new cases per day, they differ sharply from the situation on nearby Curaçao and Aruba. The Dutch National … [Read more] about Covid-infections Bonaire currently 4 times higher than in Curaçao
