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Health Code for Cross-Border Travel in Hong Kong Underway
The HKSAR government is planning to unveil a health code plan to enable cross-border travel. -
Bali Tops List of Most-Searched Destinations
Bali has topped the list of most-searched post-pandemic destinations by Indonesian travellers, and ranked 10th globally. -
Singapore & Hong Kong Establish Bilateral Air Travel Bubble
Singapore is planning to start talks on air travel bubbles with countries that have managed the COVID-19 pandemic well. -
Readers of Condé Nast Traveller Rate Thailand Among World’s Top 20 Best Countries
Receiving a score of 92.62, Thailand has ranked 7th amongst the Top 20 Countries in the World by readers of Condé Nast Traveller in the 33rd Readers’ Choice Awards 2020. -
Seven Major MICE Events to be hosted in Hong Kong
Seven major international MICE events were confirmed to be hosted in Hong Kong, boosting confidence in Hong Kong’s ability to draw MICE visitors in future. -
Staying Connected & Embracing the Virtual World
Destination Asia Events is here to help make the transition from face-to-face meetings and events to virtual and hybrid as easy and seamless as possible. -
Bali’s Ngurah Rai to Collaborate with Incheon on Safe Corridor Initiative
The safe corridor initiative (SCI) at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali, Indonesia, will be implemented to boost confidence among the public to travel by air. -
Japan and Singapore Open ‘Green Lane’ for Business Travel
As of 18 September, Japan and Singapore opened a ‘green lane’, allowing short-term business and official travel to resume between the two countries. -
Vietnam Resumes Six International Flights
The Vietnamese government has reopened flights to mainland China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Laos, and Cambodia. -
Local Tourism Booms During Cambodia’s Pchum Ben Festival
Over 1.11 million domestic and foreign tourists travelled in Cambodia during the three-day Pchum Ben Festival, held during 16-18 September. -
Singapore Eases Border Controls
Singapore has unilaterally opened its borders to Australia (excluding Victoria State), Brunei, New Zealand and Vietnam. -
Thailand Approves 90-day ‘Special Tourist Visa’
The special visa scheme is expected to become effective after announcement on 30 September and will be available until 30 September 2021.