Kralendijk, Bonaire –  Tourism Corporation Bonaire has announced the launch of their new official website www.tourismbonaire.com.  The site has been developed according to Bonaire’s new branding guidelines, and provides visitors with easily accessible information while capturing the Island’s friendly charm.

Visitors to the new website will be welcomed by some of Bonaire’s most familiar faces and greeted with “Kon ta Bai?” which is the Papiamentu (Bonaire’s native language) phrase for “how are you?”  This theme is continued throughout the site with profiles of Bonaire’s image-builders including Lieutenant Governor Herbert Domacasse, Mama Smile and artist Henk Roozendaal.  Each time a visitor returns to www.tourismbonaire.com they will be greeted by a different image-builder, new stories and dynamic photography.

Never has so much information about Bonaire been located on one site.  Each entity of the private sector (hotels, restaurants, car rentals, activity providers, etc.) has a designated area and through access with a username and password, these areas have been developed with their own style using the many choices available with the Island’s new branding guidelines, and will be kept up to date with the most current information available to consumers.  All content on www.tourismbonaire.com is currently available in two languages: English and Dutch; and coming soon, all content will also be available in Spanish and Portuguese.

Bonaire’s new website was developed by a volunteer team of international writers and website professionals and reviewed by a committee for quality assurance.  This initial launch of the website is of Version 1.0.  Version 2.0 will be launched later this year and will include more features including videos and interactive maps.  For more information about Bonaire’s new official website, email Roosje van der Hoek at website@tourismbonaire.com.

Located eighty-six miles east of Aruba, the Dutch Caribbean island of Bonaire offers year-round sunshine, low annual rainfall, pristine coral formations and the most thriving fish population in the Caribbean.  Ideal for adventurers, explorers and sun-worshippers alike, Bonaire offers myriad eco-adventure activities including world renowned scuba diving and snorkeling, windsurfing, kiteboarding, landsailing, mountain biking, sea and mangrove kayaking, horseback riding, nature tours, hiking, bird watching, sailing and deep sea and bone fishing.  And with a selection of accommodations ranging from full-service oceanfront resorts and condominiums to guesthouses and small inns, Bonaire has something for every lifestyle and budget.

For more information on Bonaire contact the Tourism Corporation Bonaire in the U.S. at 1-800-BONAIRE or visit Bonaire’s official website at www.tourismbonaire.com.