Tag: Novel Coronavirus Impact
Fresh relief booster for Indonesia’s tourism industry sparks mixed trade reactions
The Indonesian government has rolled out a 60 billion rupiah (US$4.2 million) incentive package to the pandemic-hit tourism sector, triple the amount of a...
Asia hotels’ battle of price and value
Competition among hotels to fill their rooms has intensified over the past year, with rates being slashed as much as 70 per cent to win over an increasingly price- and value-conscious traveller.
Adara data points to strong travel intentions to APAC destinations
While intent to travel to destinations in Asia-Pacific remains strong, that pent-up demand has not translated into bookings as new Covid-19 variants and a...
Sri Lanka’s hoteliers plead for financial aid to save sector from...
Sri Lanka’s hotel operators, whose businesses have been left crippled by the Covid-19 pandemic, will seek financial relief during a crucial meeting with representatives...
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...
Longer trips look set to boom post-Covid
The pandemic has triggered greater demand for lengthier holidays of more than ten nights, according to a poll by GlobalData.
The data and analytics company...
TAT launches Hug Thais project to revitalise battered tourism industry
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has partnered with the Thai Chamber of Commerce (TCC) to launch the Hug Thais project aimed at stimulating...
Dubai Airport unveils in-house Covid-19 testing lab
One of the world’s largest in-house airport labs for the processing of Covid-19 PCR tests has opened at Dubai International Airport (DXB).
The development is...
Charting the road to recovery
Looking ahead to a post-pandemic future, tourism players in Malaysia are adapting their strategies and offerings to capture travel rebound.
Singapore reduces stay-home notice for travellers from higher-risk locations
Singapore will shorten the stay-home notice period for travellers from higher-risk countries or regions from 21 days to 14 days, starting June 24.
These travellers...
















