Thailand takes steps to fully reopen to international tourists
Following Thailand's move to reduce the mandatory quarantine period for foreign travellers since April 1, things in the kingdom are moving along, including the...
Malaysia extends MCO 3.0 for second time
Malaysia has extended its nationwide lockdown, dubbed movement control order (MCO) 3.0, for the second time to stem the spread of Covid-19.
MCO 3.0 was...
Staycations still on in Singapore but with restrictions
Hotels in Singapore are still maintaining their staycation offers even as the city state prepares to enter a stricter enforcement of movement restrictions from...
Thailand’s extended flight ban draws mixed trade reactions
While Thailand has scaled back its evening curfew by an hour, reopened malls and allowed 10 types of businesses and activities to resume, the...
Hong Kong tightens entry rules for arrivals from seven countries
Hong Kong will tighten travel and quarantine restrictions for travellers from seven countries, including Singapore, Malaysia and Japan, starting from Friday (May 21).
The government...
Malaysia extends recovery MCO to year-end; ban on foreign tourists remain
Malaysia has further extended the recovery movement control order (RMCO) to December 31, 2020, while the ban on international tourists will remain in place,...
Second TTG Conversations webinar to seek clarity around the return of...
The future format of physical business events as life returns to a new normal will be debated at the second edition of the TTG...
Bali plans travel corridor for vaccinated travellers
Bali's vice governor has proposed for the central government to establish a free Covid-19 corridor, as well as prioritise vaccination for tourism frontliners, in...
Malaysia aims to resume leisure travel with neighbours by 1Q2021
Tourism Malaysia is hopeful that cross-border tourism for leisure will reopen in stages sometime in the first quarter of 2021.
Its director-general, Musa Yusof, said...
Bali confirms entry levy for all tourists
Starting from February 14, all international visitors entering Bali will need to pay a one-time levy of 150,000 rupiah (US$10) per person.
This applies to...
