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Disneyland Paris plans phased reopening from July 15

Disneyland Paris said Monday that it would begin a "phased reopening" of the theme park on July 15, with visitor numbers limited via a new online reservation system to ensure social distancing.

4 years ago
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Jakarta Fair likely held at the end of 2020: JIExpo

The Jakarta Fair will be the peak of a series of exhibitions slated to kick off in late August or early September at JIExpo Kemayoran, Central Jakarta. ...

4 years ago
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Tokyo Disney Resort to reopen on July 1, says operator

Tokyo Disney Resort operator Oriental Land said on Tuesday it will reopen its parks on July 1 with visitor numbers restricted as a coronavirus countermeasure. ...

4 years ago

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Turkey's lonely tourist attractions face make-or-break week

Turkey's Mediterranean coasts and historic attractions face a critical week as the government presses to open borders and salvage at least part of a tourist season already battered by the coronavirus pandemic.

4 years ago
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Dubai opens up to tourists from July 7

Dubai announced it would allow tourists back in the Gulf city state from July 7 after a closure of more than three months to contain the coronavirus.

4 years ago
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Machu Picchu July reopening ruled out over fears of virus spread

The ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, a jewel of Peruvian tourism, will not reopen in July as originally scheduled due to concerns over the coronavirus.

4 years ago
Activities

Take a virtual-reality immersive tour of Paris's Notre-Dame after the fire

When the Parisian attraction FlyView reopens on July 11, the provider of virtual-reality flights over the French capital will be offering a new experience: a visit to Notre-Dame Cathedral in the wake of the devastating fire of April 2019.

4 years ago
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Clear skies ahead: Indonesian private jet business unscathed by pandemic

Commercial air travel in Indonesia may have taken a hit as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, yet some private jet service providers are reportedly not only surviving the economic downturn – they are even experiencing an increase in revenue.

4 years ago
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Many Malaysians excited by domestic holidays as flights resume

Madam Nisrin Razi wasted no time in planning a short getaway with her family after the Malaysian government announced that it was allowing domestic flights to resume. It has been almost three months of being "locked up" for the family due to the movement curbs imposed to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.

4 years ago
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Spain reopens border with France

Traffic flowed again across Spain's border with France on Sunday as the last of the strict Spanish coronavirus restrictions introduced in March were eased.

4 years ago
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Taman Mini cultural park draws crowds on reopening day

Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) cultural park in East Jakarta reportedly welcomed around 2,000 visitors during its first day after reopening on Saturday after being closed for three months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

4 years ago
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Lake Toba reopens for residents, not yet for domestic and foreign tourists

The Samosir regency administration manages 18 tourist sites in the Lake Toba area. Six others are run by village administrations, three by communities and three others are privately owned.

4 years ago
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Indonesia's oldest zoo reopens with social distancing restrictions

Indonesia's oldest zoo reopened on Saturday, but to a fraction of the normal number of visitors, after being forced to close more than three months ago because of the coronavirus pandemic.

4 years ago
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'Sick until proven healthy': How COVID-19 pandemic changes global security

Similar to after the 9/11 attack, the COVID-19 pandemic will also lead to increased security at points of entry such as airports, stations and ports.

4 years ago
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Spain to allow Britons to visit from Sunday without quarantine

Spain said on Saturday it would allow in British tourists from Sunday without requiring them to spend two weeks in quarantine, opening up to one of its largest tourism markets after the hit from the coronavirus pandemic.

4 years ago
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US travel industry to see 40% drop in spending: Study

Domestic US travel spending is expected to collapse this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, suffering a 40 percent decline compared to 2019, while international spending will plunge 75 percent, according to new research.

4 years ago
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New and ‘beautified’ Khao San Road in Bangkok to reopen in August

Khao San Road is set to reopen in August after a clean-up and renovation during the COVID-19 lockdown.

4 years ago
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US Disneyland workers say proposed July reopening may be too early

Unions representing 17,000 workers at Walt Disney Co's Disneyland Resort in California have told the state's governor they are not convinced the theme park will be safe enough to reopen by the company's July target date.

4 years ago
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Freedom of travel restored across Japan as virus fears ease

Japan lifted its final advisories on inter-prefecture travel on Friday, as the government said it believes the spread of novel coronavirus has been kept in check.

4 years ago
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US rejects Chinese airlines' request for additional flights

The United States on Friday rejected a request by Chinese airlines for additional weekly flights between the two countries, but said the decision was not meant to escalate tensions over travel restrictions.

4 years ago
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'Into the Wild' bus removed from Alaska trail for safety concerns

The "Into the Wild" bus is no longer in the wild.

4 years ago
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Garuda drops plan to replace face masks for cabin crew

Garuda president director Irfan Setiaputra previously announced the airline was considering face shields as an alternative to masks to ensure positive interactions between the cabin crew and travelers.

4 years ago
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Spain's Alhambra Palace reopens to visitors

One Spain's most visited monuments, Alhambra Palace in the southern Spain reopened its doors on Wednesday after a three-month closure due to the virus.

4 years ago
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Tourists flock to Thousand Islands following relaxation of travel restrictions

Some 1,900 tourists reportedly visited Thousand Islands regency on the second weekend of June, which was the beginning of the capital's transition from large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) into the “new normal”. 

4 years ago
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Eiffel Tower to re-open - but you will have to take the stairs

The Eiffel Tower is preparing to welcome back visitors after the COVID-19 lockdown, but they will need to be fit: because of lingering concerns about infection, the elevators will initially be off-limits.

4 years ago
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Qantas halts most international flights until October on border closure

Qantas Airways Ltd said on Thursday it had cancelled most international flights until late October after the Australian government indicated its border closure because of the coronavirus was likely to extend to 2021.

4 years ago
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UAE citizens can travel to 'low-risk' countries from Tuesday

The United Arab Emirates said citizens and residents will be allowed to travel to countries deemed low-risk for catching the coronavirus from next Tuesday.

4 years ago
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Garuda to drop face masks after passengers complain they can’t see cabin crew’s smiles

National flag carrier Garuda Indonesia is planning to replace the face masks worn by its flight attendants with an alternative form of personal protective equipment (PPE) after passengers complained that the masks affected their perception of the cabin crew’s hospitality.

4 years ago
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Amanjiwo to reopen to Borobudur holidaymakers on June 19

Amanjiwo, a five-star hotel with views of Borobudur Temple, is set to reopen on June 19.

4 years ago
Tips

Is it safe to stay in a hotel, cabin or rental home yet?

No matter what type of stay you’re planning, the primary concern is coming into close contact (less than six feet) with an infected person.

4 years ago
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