The Dutch Caribbean island of Bonaire is again.
American travelers can return to the island beginning upcoming month, when each American Airlines and Delta relaunch service from the U.S. to Bonaire.
On June 5, American Airways will be resuming weekly flights from Miami to Bonaire, with provider on Saturdays.
On the same day, Delta will be relaunching weekly Wednesday provider from Atlanta to Bonaire.
The news arrives as Bonaire sees sturdy demand from customers from U.S. vacationers to pay a visit to the island, buoyed by Bonaire getting been named selection one place to go to in the Caribbean in 2021.
So what do tourists need to know?
All visitors to Bonaire will need to demonstrate evidence of a damaging PCR test taken within just 72 hours prior to arrival furthermore, site visitors have to have to also demonstrate proof of a detrimental antigen examination taken within 24 hours of arrival.
If they are unable to get the antigen exam just before arriving in Bonaire, the island has established up an antigen check area at Bonaire Intercontinental Airport.
Alternatively, tourists also have the selection of getting a solitary PCR exam within 24 hours before departure, as opposed to the two assessments.
Bonaire has launched its “’Bonaire Pleasant Security Seal” software, which certifies regional firms who have achieved the island’s arduous health and fitness and basic safety polices.
“We have been eagerly awaiting the return of direct flights from the US to Bonaire and have employed this time to concentration on enhancing the destination’s offerings,” said Marjolein Oleana, enterprise manager at Tourism Corporation Bonaire. “These steps will ensure consistency in visitor experiences as we welcome vacationers in a safe and sound, dependable and organized way.”
The island’s hotel sector is again and increasing, with signature hotels like the Harbour Village and Delfins Beach Resort open and welcoming back guests. A main new vacation resort, the Chogogo Resort, is established to open up its doorways afterwards this yr.
For additional, visit Bonaire.
— CJ
