Cook Islands’ Promise Against COVID-19

The Cook Islands report that they have been and continue to be a COVID-19 free zone. The “Cook Islands Promise” is a joint commitment to all Cook Islands citizens and foreign visitors to COVID-19. The government has implemented a number of systems to assist and prepare for the opening of borders, adding a “CookSafe” tactile study program and the “Kia Orana Plus” teacher training program.

The Cook Islands Promise serves to oppose the severe acute respiratory syndrome virus widely known as COVID-19. While the country is sure to reopen its borders with New Zealand, the government stresses to all visitors and tour operators the importance of applying pragmatic physical estating and smart hygiene measures.

The Cook Islands Promise declared on April 16, 2020, supporting the country as a COVID-19 free zone According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website, the Cook Islands have not provided knowledge of COVID-19 instances to the World Health Organization, making the threat of COVID-19 unknown in the Cook Islands.

The Prime Minister, the Honourable Henry Puna, who is also Minister of Tourism, said his participation operates in 3 zones: general dominance, exploration dominance and dominance. Each domain demands the action of the Cook Islands and visitors.

ALL AREAS.

In the general area, pragmatic physical distance is encouraged. Avoid crowded areas, close contacts, and confined or enclosed spaces. Stay in the bubble of your nearby circle of family and friends. If within 2 meters of other people outside your bubble, direct contact, especially those who are vulnerable.

Wash your hands regularly, cough and sneeze with the canopy and touch your face. Masks are recommended if coughing or if physical distance is not possible.

Avoid unnecessarily touching parts at points of sale or surfaces.

ALL FACILITIES AND PUBLIC PLACES, TRANSPORTATION, OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES.

Restaurants, cafes and places to eat: Explore the characteristics of restaurants with your host, possibly he could provide you with in-room service details, in-room meals, takeaways or food deliveries. Meals are allowed on site for lunch, however, make a reservation. unnecessary overcrowding.

Public shipping (domestic flights, buses and transfers): physical distance is not possible, follow the advice of your host; Avoid unnecessary contact with surfaces and direct contact with those outside your bubble. Wash or disinfect your hands regularly.

Bars and clubs, attractions, sites, department stores and offices: direct contact with those who are outdoors, their bubble and unnecessary contact with surfaces. Consult with staff about security protocols in case of doubt.

APPLIES TO ALL ACCOMMODATION PROPERTIES, INCLUDING HOLIDAY HOMES, AIRY BNB ETC. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PROPERTY IS THE FIRST POINT OF CONTACT FOR INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE.

Reception: Be prepared for a minimal touch upon arrival and departure; Make sure your non-public main points are provided to your host before you arrive.

Luggage: In the face of unnecessary physical contact, upon request, your luggage can be delivered directly to your door. We inspire you not to pack too much and buy food and drinks on site.

Room Maintenance: We inspire contactless room service and ask for your help in freeing up room service hours. Check with your host.

Holiday homes (restaurants and drinks): Consider asking your host to come to your refrigerator and pantry before you arrive.

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