Cook Islands Tourism Corporation stated (14-Jan-2022) two way quarantine free travel between New Zealand and the Cook Islands resumed on 14-Jan-2022, ending a five month border closure for the Cook Islands due to coronavirus. Tourism is the mainstay of the Cook Islands' economy, comprising 70% of GDP. In 2021, the travel bubble between New Zealand and the Cook Islands was in place for three months, between May-2021 and Aug-2021, following a 15 month border closure due to coronavirus. [more - original PR]
Cook Islands Tourism Corporation: Cook Islands travel bubble resumes on 14-Jan-2022
13 January, 2022