Competition
Thailand has done a fantastic job of fighting Covid. But tourists arent impressededit
The Print – Online
IMF data shows that Thailands economy has done worse than its neighbours since it heavily relies on tourism. The country is only now allowing visitors back, but under strict restrictions.
Thailand tourism is keen to reopen borders to some countriesedit
Travel and Tour World – Online
Thailand tourism is keen to reopen borders to some countries Published on : Saturday, September 12, 2020 The Thai tourism agency is all set to follow a plan where they would allow foreigners from other countries which have low infection rate from coronavirus to visit the Southeast Asian countries without a mandatory quarantine to save its tourism sector which is not at its best shape now.
Bali Travel Guide: ‘Island of Gods’ to get double the fun of nature and adventure in Baliedit
News 18 – Online
Kuta, Seminyak Beach and Jimbaran Beach are the famous places of South Bali. Kuta is the heart of Bali and also the center, while Seminyak beach is also one of the important places. The best time to visit Bali is during the dry season, which occurs during June to September. At this time the humidity is low, the water is clear and the beaches are clear.
Thai Airways staring at landmark court ruling on debt rescue planedit
Business Standard – Online
The coronavirus pandemic has devastated the global travel industry, forcing airlines to suspend flights, lay off employees and seek financial help from governments and investors. Industry strains have been mounting in Asia, with Singapore Airlines Ltd. eliminating about 20 per cent of its workforce.
Singapore, Japan to launch green lane for essential business and office traveledit
MID DAY – Online
Singapore and Japan on Friday announced the launch of a green lane on September 18 for essential business and official travel for residents from both the countries in compliance with health guidelines amid the Coronavirus pandemic. In a joint statement, the foreign affairs ministries of both the countries said that the Business Track arrangement will help restore connectivity and support economic recovery for Japan and Singapore.
Plane cafes take off in Thailandedit
Telangana Today, Times Now News – Online
With millions around the world stuck at home, plane cafes in Thailand are offering customers the chance to pretend they are in the sky and the idea seems to have taken off. Onboard a retired commercial airplane in the coastal city of Pattaya, coffee drinkers make themselves comfy on firstclassstyle seats and pose for photos by the overhead lockers.
Love to Travel Singapore Airlines Plans to Start NoDestination Flightsedit
Northeast Today, Times Now News, Money Control, Business Standard – Online
Singapore Airlines (SIA) plans to start flights to nowhere for flyers who have been missing the experience of flying lately. Singapore Airlines nodestination flights, which will begin by the end of October, will depart and arrive at the same airport, The Straits Times quoted sources.
5 Forest & Jungle Getaways For Honeymooners Who Dont Like Mountains Or Beachesedit
Idiva – Online
Ubud, BaliMost people think of beaches and paddy fields when they picture Bali, but Ubud is famous for its Monkey Forest, and the lush greenery in the surrounding region. There are countless resorts which capitalise on this beautiful location and create stays which are as Instagrammable as it gets.
Industry
More than 50 per cent of global destinations are easing travel restrictions: UNWTOedit
BW Hotelier Business World – Online
The research carried out by the United Nations specialized agency for tourism found that a total of 115 destinations (53 per cent of all destinations worldwide) have eased travel restrictions, an increase of 28 since 19 July. Of these, two have lifted all restrictions, while the remaining 113 continue to have certain restrictive measures in place.
The Federation of Associa¬tions in Indian Tourism & Hospitality (FAITH) on Fri¬ day said it had requested the government to withdraw the tax collected at source (TCS) on outbound travel as pro¬ posed in the Finance Bill 2020, terming it ‘uncompet¬itive.edit
The Hindu – Print – Bangalore
The Federation of Associations in Indian Tourism & Hospitality (FAITH) on Fri day said it had requested the government to withdraw the tax collected at source (TCS) on outbound travel as pro posed in the Finance Bill 2020, terming it ‘uncompetitive.
The Opening of the eTraining on Actionoriented Tourism Vocation Education for Sustainable Developmentedit
India Education Diary – Online
In collaboration with the Development of Quality Assurance for Vocational Education Business and Tourism (BBPPMPV Bispar) under the Indonesian Ministry of Education and Culture, UNESCO Office Jakarta is conducting a series of ETraining on Action oriented Tourism Vocation Education for Sustainable Development from 7 to 18 September 2020.
Crisis hit tourism industry pins hope on festive seasonedit
Devdis Course – Online
The tourism sector, crippled by the COVID19 pandemic, hopes to see some businesses in the upcoming Durga puja and Diwali seasons with queries from interested travellers coming in, officials of the industry bodies said on Sunday.