Jan 13 - Jan 27, 2021, Year 28, Issue 01 Box 603, Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands, Phone (599) 796-4055, www.bonairereporter.com email:
[email protected] “Bonaire’s reefs got a break from divers’ traffic in 2020.” Alvin Clemencia. Diver Malin Kaijser glides over the reef. Photo Julie Morgan Looking back at 2020 and forward to 2021, part II In reaching out to individuals from various sectors of of nice homes. As we move into 2021, we see continued Derchlien Vrolijk Bonaire for our end of year feature, Looking back at strength in the Bonaire market as buyers from Europe Tourism Corporation Bonaire marketing 2020 and forward to 2021, we received amazing, heart- and North America decide to spend more time in a place As 2020 comes to an end we reflect felt and well thought out responses but they were a bit like Bonaire where you can live almost all of your life on a very peculiar year, with many op- long. So, we decided not to edit but to run the carefully outdoors no matter whether you are reading a book, div- portunities for the future of Bonaire. considered comments in full, therefore we present part II. ing, walking, windsurfing or kite boarding. There is a lot This year has been a culmination of to do here, and almost all of it is outdoors. reflection on what truly matters. Lt. Governor Edwin Rijna Rents trended lower this year, because we had both For individuals it could be a simple hug from a family (excerpts from New Years speech) fewer tourists and fewer people working in HORECA member or friend and for a destination it would be the We are on the road to recuperation, and other tourist related businesses.