The Bonairean Government has started
a structural process of improving its investment climate and at the
same time stimulating competitiveness, within the philosophy that
the private sector is the engine of the economy.
A number of investment incentives
have been devised to stimulate prospective investors to start new
business ventures in Bonaire such as accelerated depreciation,
reduce profit tax, tax holiday, investment allowances.
The main areas for investment are:
Tourism, Medium and Small Business Development, Airport and Seaport
business development, E-Commerce, Ecological Projects and
Telecommunications.
Bonaire possesses a well-educated and
qualified manpower requested by investors.
Bonaire's airport has just been
upgraded to a fully equipped international airport with all the
facilities and infrastructure to service short and long haul
international flights. The airport can serve as a hub between
Europe, North America and South America. These improved airport
facilities are also envisioned to create possibilities for
development of activities other than tourism including
transshipments, cargo-hub, e-commerce, assembling companies.
Bonaire has a full modernized and
competitive telecommunications service for both local and
international clients.
Bonaire has a well-developed banking
system that plays a vital role in both local and international
business on the island. Most of these banks have international ties,
while branches of well-known European an American banks are
established in the Netherlands Antilles.
Bonaire is politically stable entity
in the Caribbean region.
Its judiciary system is an integral
part of the kingdom of the Netherlands. Numerous offices of
reputable world-renowned law firms have been established in the
Netherlands Antilles.