Caribbean

Bonaire Just Removed of Its All Travel Requirements

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - May 25, 2022 - 4:39 pm

As of June 1, 2022, travelers to Bonaire will no longer need to complete health declaration form, Caribbean Journal has learned.

That means that the island will no longer have any special travel requirements to visit the island.

The health declaration form will expire since officials said the situation around Covid-19 was “under control.”

The announcement comes after Bonaire recently dropped all of its pre-testing requirements for visiting the island.

Bonaire’s tourism continues to perform strongly in 2022, with excitement high ahead of the island’s first major event in years, Bonaire Rum Week in June.

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