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Asia & Pacific 4 years ago
New Zealand to reopen borders earlier than planned
Vaccinated Australians can travel to New Zealand from April 12 and then from May 1 tourists from visa-waiver countries such as the United States and Britain will be able to visit, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said at a press conference.
Archipelago 4 years ago
Bali welcomes first international tourist flight amid cautious reopening
A Garuda Indonesia flight from Tokyo is scheduled to arrive in Bali this afternoon, with six foreigners and six Indonesians aboard, said Ida Ayu Indah Yustikarini, an official at the Bali Government Tourism Office.
Asia & Pacific 4 years ago
Singapore holds off on further reopening over Omicron variant
A quarantine-free entry policy for vaccinated arrivals in the Asian financial and travel hub will not be extended to more countries for now, while current social distancing measures will remain in place, Health Minister Ong Ye Kung said.
Asia & Pacific 4 years ago
New Zealand sets date for reopening to tourists after nearly two years
Along with its geographic isolation, the South Pacific country enforced some of the tightest pandemic restrictions among OECD nations, limiting the spread of COVID-19 and helping its economy bounce back faster than many of its peers.
News 4 years ago
Airlines gear up for travel surge as US reopens
The long-awaited US move to welcome back international travelers -- which takes effect Monday -- follows 18 months of restrictions for 33 countries during the worst of the coronavirus pandemic that separated families, impeded business travel and frustrated tourists.
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