Since our election on April 14, we've been in a bit of a holding pattern. There has been a change of the political parties who now hold the majority in Parliament, which means new cabinet appointments, and time for them to get up to speed. As of right now, we have no indication whatsoever on their position for a border reopening.
Whenever the announcement of border reopening occurs, it will take at least 6 weeks to get the airline and transportation infrastructure back up to speed for flights to resume to the island, and this would be at a reduced capacity.
Members of CITA have met with HE Governor Roper, and discussed a vaccine strategy. There are enough vaccines on-island for every adult to get 2 doses, and as of last week we have about 17,000 unvaccinated persons over 16 here. One of the strategies proposed was to 'draw a line in the sand' so to speak, and announce a reopening date, in the hopes that this would encourage further vaccination. If this plan were to be implemented, you'd see a reopening date announced for sometime in late June or July at the earliest, and this would be for vaccinated individuals only.
My best guess (and please don't quote me on this) is we will see a phased reopening approach. For vaccinated travelers, the quarantine period will likely drop to 8 days, then 5 days, then no quarantine over the course of the summer, and if no other disasters occur, we will see a full reopening for vaccinated individuals in fall.
Tony