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News 5 years ago
Japan, Singapore to resume short-term business travel from Sept. 18
Japan will resume short-term business travel with Singapore from Sept. 18, marking the first time that Tokyo has decided to allow the entry of businesspeople without requiring a 14-day self-isolation period amid the coronavirus pandemic, Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said Friday.
News 5 years ago
Vietnam to resume some Asian flights as curbs on business travel ease
Vietnam plans to restart international commercial flights to and from six Asian cities from mid-September, state media reported on Thursday, ending months of coronavirus-related suspension after easing some restrictions on foreign business travelers.
World 5 years ago
Indonesia officially sets up essential business ‘travel corridor’ with UAE
The "travel corridor" arrangement is only applicable to essential business travelers, such as businesspeople and diplomats, and will exempt them from a mandatory two-week quarantine upon traveling between Indonesia and UAE.
SE Asia 5 years ago
Singapore and Malaysia to reopen business travel next month
Singapore and Malaysia are to resume essential business and official travel between their countries, they said on Tuesday, letting people cross their border for the first time since most movements were suspended because of the coronavirus in March.
SE Asia 5 years ago
Some business travel to Thailand may resume next month, official says
Thailand could allow inbound international travel to resume next month for business purposes, the aviation regulator said on Thursday, as the country seeks to revive an economy hit badly by the impacts of the coronavirus and global travel curbs.
