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World 5 years ago
Australia eyes reopening New Zealand travel bubble ahead of Australian Open
Health officials are reassessing daily a pause on Australia's travel corridor with New Zealand after the Pacific nation's strong response to an outbreak of a contagious strain of COVID-19, while borders between Australia's two most populous states may next week open freely for the first time this year.
SE Asia 5 years ago
Singapore to open business travel bubble for all countries from January
Singapore has spent billions of dollars in a bid to shield its economy from its worst-ever downturn and is trying to reopen international travel as it prepares to host the World Economic Forum's annual gathering of political and business leaders next year.
News 5 years ago
Singapore to open business travel bubble for all countries from January
Singapore will open a new segregated travel lane for a limited number of business, official and high economic value travelers from all countries, as part of efforts to revive its key travel and hospitality sectors.
News 5 years ago
Italy to launch first Europe-US 'virus-free' flights
Rome's Fiumicino airport said Thursday it had sealed a deal with Italian airline Alitalia and Delta Air Lines of the United States for the special flights between selected North American cities and the Italian capital from next month.
National 5 years ago
Ministry revises foreigner ban amid travel corridor discussion with Singapore
Law and Human Rights Minister Yasonna Laoly says the ministry is finalizing a revision to a ministerial regulation about temporary prohibition of foreigners entering Indonesia amid the COVID-19 outbreak, which has been effective since April 3.
