October 2020
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Why 2020 is Thailands year of living dangerouslyedit

Live Mint – Online

The incident was sparked by months of criticism of the lavish spending of King Maha Vajiralongkorn on social media in Thailand. The sharp increase in the money allocated to the royal family in the current Thai financial year, starting in October, in the midst of a downturn brought on by the pandemic, has inevitably proved controversial.

Singapore to allow travellers from China, Australias Victoria from Nov 6edit

India News – Online

CAAS said both mainland China (which excludes Hong Kong and Taiwan) and Victoria state have comprehensive public health surveillance systems and displayed successful control over the spread of COVID19. Over the past 28 days, mainland China and Victoria state has had a virus local incidence rate of 0.00009 and 0.099 per 100,000 respectively.

India has grown in importance for Singapore over the last decade: GB Srithar, Singapore Tourism Boardedit

The Financial Express – Online

We announced an air travel bubble between Hong Kong and Singapore. These travel bubbles are on top of the reciprocal green lane arrangements such as those with China, Japan, Malaysia,and South Korea to facilitate official and essential business travel.

Dubai International Airport Expecting an Extended, Slow Recovery From Covid19 Impact: CEOedit

India News – Online

Griffiths said he believed air travel, with passengers properly masked, remained safe. Anecdotal evidence cited in a Journal of Travel Medicine article published in September showed no passengers contracted the coronavirus on five Emirates eighthour flights to Hong Kong despite having 58 passengers spread among the flights who tested positive on arrival.

Super GTs Malaysia, Thailand races in doubt for 2021edit

India News – Online

Regarding Malaysia, the local Ministry of Tourism says we will be welcome from July next year, but whether we should suddenly go there to race in July, or if the promoter can hold the event, is something were thinking about now, said Bandoh.

World Dream arrives in Singaporeedit

Travel Trends Today – Online

World Dream, Dream Cruises 150,695 gross ton megaship has arrived in Singapore with 187 crew members aboard, who have completed their 14day quarantine on the cruise ship prior to arrival in Singapore The crew will undergo a further series of mandatory COVID19 testing as stipulated by the local authorities and are required to test negative before signingup for active duty.

Singapore expands list of travellers able to isolate at homeedit

Hindustan Times – Online

Singapore will allow travellers from more countries to spend their mandatory 14day isolation period upon arrival in the city at their place of residence from November, the Ministry of Health said in a statement. Travellers from Estonia, Fiji, Finland, Japan, Norway, the Republic of Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Turkey who arrive in the citystate from November 4 will be able to isolate at their place of residence.

Dubai airport, worlds busiest for international travel, preps for possible slow coronavirus recoveryedit

Hindustan Times – Online

Griffiths said he believed air travel, with passengers properly masked, remained safe. Anecdotal evidence cited in a Journal of Travel Medicine article published in September showed no passengers contracted the coronavirus on five Emirates eighthour flights to Hong Kong despite having 58 passengers spread among the flights who tested positive on arrival.

Dubai airport prepares for possible slow coronavirus recoveryedit

The Financial Express – Online

Griffiths said he believed air travel, with passengers properly masked, remained safe. Anecdotal evidence cited in a Journal of Travel Medicine article published in September showed no passengers contracted the coronavirus on five Emirates eight hour flights to Hong Kong despite having 58 passengers spread among the flights who tested positive on arrival.

ITB Asia successfully concluded its virtual event Travel And Tour Worldedit

Travel and Tour World – Online Web

This year, exhibitors were present at ITB Asia 2020 Virtuals exhibition through digital exhibition booths. The virtual exhibition featured major players in the hotel, tourism, and travel sectors, including Advantage Austria, Inspired by Iceland, Korea Tourism Organisation

Dubai to introduce facial recognition system on public transportedit

The Financial Expres – Bangalore, Chennai and Hyderabad

Dubai Is Introducing a facial recognition system on public transport to beef up security, officials said Sunday, as the emirate prepares to host the global Expo exhibition.

Want to work remotely Take a flight to Dubai!edit

The Indian Express – Online Web

Now, Dubai, too, seems to have come on board with this idea. According to the Insider, the city in the United Arab Emirates has announced a one-year virtual working program that will allow remote workers along with their families to stay in the city for up to a year while working for their organizations in other countries.

Singapore Expands List of Travelers Able to Isolate at Homeedit

Bloomberg Quint – Online Web

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Singaporeans stuck on island seek private jets, daycationsedit

Hindustan Times – Online

For many expats and locals alike the beauty of the citystate, outside of its yearround balmy weather and efficiency, has always been its hyper connectivity. But travel curbs aimed at shutting out the virus mean leaving Singapore is basically off the table, a challenge for those of the financial hubs 5.7 million residents used to popping to a Malaysian resort for the weekend, or scooting over to Bali.

IPL will help in showcasing how effectively we have implemented SOPsedit

Travel Trends Today – Online

Issam Kazim, CEO, Dubai Department of Tourism & Commerce Marketing (DTCM), shares Dubais plan of restarting tourism and the way forward The destination has recommenced international MICE from October with all SOPs and protocols in place Dubai has been one of the first destinations to contain spread of the virus and has successfully restarted tourism. The destination is once again witnessing demand from India market.

Dubai mandates both predeparture & on arrival Covid tests for flyers from India, other countriesedit

The Times of India – Online

Travellers from India and many other countries will need to undertake Covid test twice while going to Dubai While till now they required a negative report from a RTPCR test done within 96 hours before flying there, Dubai has added a test on arrival for them.

Private jets to luxury yacht Singaporeans going extraordinary lengths to cure cabin feveredit

The Print – Online

At just 50 kilometers (31 miles) from east to west and 27 kilometers from north to south, Singapore is tiny. Drive for 30 minutes either way, and you’re almost in neighboring Malaysia, or the South China Sea. News last week of an imminent travel bubble that wouldn’t require quarantine between Singapore and Hong Kong was met with instant excitement.

How to have a Covidsafe holiday seasonedit

Hindustan Times – Online

The bad news about the upcoming holiday season is that traditional meals and parties involving indoor settings, poor ventilation, and prolonged, close contact are the biggest risk factors for spreading Covid19. The good news is that there are still plenty of reducedrisk activities for family and friends, according to an informal survey of epidemiologists and other experts.

Dubai breaks world record for largest fountainedit

Telangana Today , Hindustan Times– Online

The glitzy emirate of Dubai broke the record for the worlds largest fountain on Thursday, as the Gulf city seeks to boost its hardhit tourism sector amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Palm Fountain, which covers an area of 14,366 square feet (1,335 square metres), is located at The Pointe shopping and dining district on Palm Jumeirah, a manmade palmshaped island. Maskclad people, in keeping with coronavirus safety measures, gathered on Thursday evening to watch a show of dancing jets of water, musci and lights.

Travel starved passengers dine on parked Singapore Airlines jetedit

Live Mint – Online

Hundreds of travel starved diners ate lunch and watched seatback films aboard two parked Singapore Airlines jets turned into popup restaurants on Saturday. With the aviation industry in deep crisis due to the coronavirus pandemic, airlines have turned to alternative ways to raise cash, from offering flights to nowhere to tours of aircraft.

ITB Asia 2020 virtual records participation of almost 35,000 travel professionalsedit

Travel Biz Monitor – Online

Katrina Leung, Managing Director of Messe Berlin (Singapore), organiser of ITB Asia, said, We are proud to be the leading travel trade show in Asia, playing our part in creating a closeknit community who support one another through the good times and the more difficult ones. The past three days have been a testament to the resilience of our peers with industry leaders coming together, united by a common purpose of paving the way forward in the face of the new normal.

Flying abroad Know how you can get tested for Covid19 at Delhi airportedit

Hindustan Times – Online

Delhi airport has recently been certified as the second safest aerodrome in the world in postCovid19 safety survey. Singapores Changi Airport is the first.

Dubai plans $136 million in support for coronavirushit businessesedit

Live Mint – Online

Dubai plans to offer 500 million dirhams ($136 million) of aid for businesses hit by the coronavirus crisis , Crown Prince Hamdan Bin Mohammed said on Twitter on Saturday. The package, which will consist of rent breaks and the elimination of government fees and fines for some businesses, will bring total government support to 6.8 billion dirhams, according to the prince.

Dubai airport prepares for possible slow coronavirus recoveryedit

The Financial Express – Online Web

Griffiths said he believed air travel, with passengers properly masked, remained safe. Anecdotal evidence cited in a Journal of Travel Medicine article published in September showed no passengers contracted the coronavirus on five Emirates eight-hour flights to Hong Kong despite having 58 passengers spread among the flights who tested positive on arrival.

Two of our Instagram followers just won a holiday in South East Asiaedit

CN Traveller – Online

They will pick from among these beautiful countries: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. And in case they dont want to travel right now, they can avail the holiday any time till December 2021.

Work from Dubai Dubai launches virtual working programme for overseas professionalsedit

The Times of India – Online

This article is a part of featured content series on Business in Dubai Remote working has been in currency for some time now thanks to globalisation and advances in technology. The concept, however, has become more popular and a more widely accepted alternative in the wake of the ongoing pandemic.

Photographer Helps Laidoff Expats Bid Goodbye To Dubaiedit

Travel and Tour World

When the coronavirus pummeled Dubai this spring, the maternity and wedding shoots and all the gigs that freelance photographer Paula Hainey had lined up vanished almost overnight. She wasnt alone. Within weeks, she knew too many jobless people to count.

Dubai tourism speeds up in reopening its prime attractionsedit

Travel and Tour World – Online

As the main players of the travel and hospitality sectors of Dubai speed up their efforts to reinvigorate the industries, many popular attractions of this desert city have opened their doors once again to offer diverse experiences to the residents of the UAE as well as outside tourists, additionally enhancing the position of the city as a yearround mustvisit destination of the world.

Coordination is vital for recovery : UNWTOedit

BW Hotelier Business World – Online

The meeting produced a commitment to create a new UNWTO Committee on Common Safety Protocols to increase confidence in international travel, as well as firm plans for enhanced consumer protection for consumers and measures to protect jobs.

SATTE GenX paves the way for the revival of travel tourism industryedit

The Week – Online

The virtual trade show saw participation of exhibitors such as Indonesia, Saudi Arab, Maldives, Thailand, Dubai, Bangladesh and MakeMyTrip as the Platinum Partners; Fiji, Greece, Utah and Travel Boutique Online as Gold Partners and Mauritius, Germany, Somatheeram & Guideline Travels as Silver Partner.

Thailand welcomes tourists back as Bangkok protests heat upedit

The Indian Express – Online

Chinese tourists from Shanghai, who arrived at Suvarnabhumi airport on special tourist visas, wave from a transit bus at Suvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok, Thailand (AP) Thailand received a group of tourists from China on Tuesday, its first such arrivals since commercial flights were banned in April to combat the coronavirus pandemic, the visitors seemingly undeterred by escalating street demonstrations in Bangkok.

TAT unveils Amazing Thailand, The Healthy Journey campaign to tap medical & wellness travellersedit

Travel Biz Monitor – Online

The Amazing Thailand, The Healthy Journey was launched in July 2020, with the support of the Department of ASEAN Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as many private healthcare centres. TAT invited ambassadors and diplomats from 11 countries, including Myanmar, Lao PDR., Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Pakistan to participate in four familiarisation trips that showcased health and wellness tourism experiences, including modern and alternative Thai medical treatments in Bangkok, Prachin Buri, Chachoengsao, Chon Buri, Kanchanaburi and Prachuap Khiri Khan.

Thailand admits first foreign tourists in 7 monthsedit

Devdis CourseNews 18Republic World – Online

Thailands tourist industry on Tuesday took a modest step toward reviving its coronavirus battered fortunes by welcoming 39 visitors who flew in from Shanghai, the first such arrivals since regular travelers were banned from entry almost seven months ago.

Singapore allows subsidies to travelling citizens, longterm pass holdersedit

Business Standard – Online

Singapore citizens, permanent residents and longterm pass holders, will now be able to access government subsidies if they are found to be COVID19 positive after their return.

66 Indian visit visa holders still stranded at Dubai airportedit

The New Indian Express – Online

At least 66 Indians with visit visas were still stranded at the Dubai International Airport for failing to meet the required entry regulations, according to diplomats. Speaking to the Khaleej Times on Tuesday, Neeraj Agarwal, Consul Press, Information, and Culture at the Consulate General of India in Dubai, confirmed the figure, which included two women.

EU May Shut Door to Travel From Canada, Allow Singapore Visitorsedit

Bloomberg Quint – Online

Quint is a multiplatform, Indian business and financial news company We combine Bloombergs global leadership in business and financial news and data, with Quintillion Medias deep expertise in the Indian market and digital news delivery (Singapore)

Hong Kong Singapore Travel Bubble May Have One Flight a Dayedit

Bloomberg Quint – Online

Quint is a multiplatform, Indian business and financial news company We combine Bloombergs global leadership in business and financial news and data, with Quintillion Medias deep expertise in the Indian market and digital news delivery (Hong Kong)

Dubai launches unique virtual working programme for overseas professionalsedit

Voyagers world – Online

Dubai has launched a unique new program that enables overseas remote working professionals to live in Dubai while continuing to serve their employers in their home country.The move offers remote workers and their families the opportunity to relocate, on an annual basis, to one of the worlds leading tourism and business destinations. Remote workers can take advantage of emirates strong digital infrastructure, robust connectivity, safe and highquality lifestyle, global networking opportunities, and zero income tax for individuals.

Quarantine rules are affecting travel. Now, airlines working with WHO to replace it with Covid testingedit

The Economic Times, Live Mint – Online

Clifford said IATA would prefer to see some testing before departure and ideally, if we can find countries with similar levels of Covid risk, much like Singapore and Hong Kong, then that takes away the need for further testing.

India signs Air bubble pact with 18 countries | Complete list of destinations where you can fly and where you cantedit

English JagranTrak – Online

However, there are several countries, including Germany and Hong Kong where flights from India are suspended because of lack of air travel bubble. Which countries have banned flights from India Germany: The air bubble agreement between India and Germany was suspended over the fallout of several flights. However, the two sides have established the air bubble again and they will operate flights from October 26 to March 28.

No entry in Dubai without return ticketsedit

The Times of India – Online

Dubai Government in its latest tourist guidelines announced that anyone without a confirmed return ticket won’t be allowed to enter the city. Because of this sudden update, hundreds of tourists were left stranded at Dubai international airport on Wednesday and Thursday. These passengers got into trouble because they were not carrying a return ticket, as per new entry requirements.

Countries that are offering longterm visa and welcoming remote workersedit

The Times of India – Online

DubaiAs per Dubais new visa program, remote workers and their families will be allowed to stay in the city for up to a year, while working remotely for companies based overseas. If approved, visitors will even be allowed to open a local bank account, get internet access, a local phone number, and even enrol their kids in school.

Air India Announces Additional Flights to Dubai From October 31 Under Air Bubble Agreementedit

News 18 – Online

Air India has announced additional flights between Delhi and Dubai under Air Bubble Agreement. Bookings for the flight scheduled from October 31 to December 31 is now open. Flyers can book their ticket on the airlines official website, call centres or booking offices.

SingaporeHong Kong air fares jump 40 per cent on travel bubble plan business newsedit

Redheart,  Bloomberg QuintHindustan Times – Online

The cost of air tickets between two major Asian financial hubs jumped within 24 hours of Singapore and Hong Kong unveiling plans for a travel bubble that wouldnt require people to quarantine upon arrival.

Mass air travel at least two years away, Singapore saysedit

Live MintBloomberg Quint – Online

The global aviation industry will take at least two years to recover from the coronavirus pandemic and mass travel to return, Singapores Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung said, stressing the importance of developing a widely available and effective vaccine to help countries open their borders.

How Covid gives Thailand national parks a chance to recover from damage caused by tourismedit

The Print – Online

Now, able to see the benefit of giving nature a respite, Varawut is going further. He has decreed that all national parks in Thailand will close for an annual average of three months, beginning in 2021. Its a bold move to make the nations vital tourism industry more sustainable one that puts him at odds with many businesses in hotspots like Phuket that are being crushed by reopening delays.

At least 2 years to go before mass air travel can resume, Singapore saysedit

The Print – Online

The global aviation industry will take at least two years to recover from the coronavirus pandemic and mass travel to return, Singapores Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung said, stressing the importance of developing a widely available and effective vaccine to help countries open their borders.

Amid Covid19, Thailand takes a bold move to make tourism industry more sustainable and curb environmental damageedit

Hindustan Times – Online

Seeing the benefits of Covid19 that gave Thailands national parks a respite from environmental damage, a bold move has been taken by the country to make the nations vital tourism industry more sustainable while also putting businesses in hotspots like Phuket under stress.

70 per cent of travelers plan to holiday in 2021edit

Bw Hotelier – Online

The survey was conducted in September in conjunction with the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), which represents the global Travel & Tourism private sector. Results indicate that 45 percent of respondents have already made plans or are starting to make finite plans for their next holiday, while 54 percent say they are dreaming of when they can travel again.

Atlantis, The Palm offers credit to cover cost of departure PCR tests for guestsedit

Travel Biz Monitor – Online

Speaking about this latest development, Timothy Kelly, Executive Vice President and Managing Director, Atlantis Dubai, said, We are continuously evolving to meet the needs of our customers during this challenging time.

Stakeholders unhappy with poor representation on tourism boardedit

The Times of India – Online

Over the past five years, tourism stakeholders led by TTAG have lobbied hard to push for the formation of a tourism board. We wanted a tourism board on the lines of Singapore or any other foreign destination that is industrydriven.

New Restrictions As Malaysia Battles Virus Spikeedit

Republic World – Online

Movement restrictions in Malaysias biggest city Kuala Lumpur, came back into effect on Wednesday, after a sharp rise in coronavirus cases. The measures also apply to neighbouring Selangor state and the administrative capital of Putrajaya. All schools in these areas will be shut, and all religious, sports and social activities halted for two weeks until October 25.

In pictures: These are the countries that hosted most number of tourists this yearedit

CNBC TV18 – Online

With nearly 6 crore foreign arrivals China has emerged the most popular destination in the continent. From historic monuments like the Great Wall to modern marvels such as highspeed trains, the worlds most populous country is a wonder that cant be missed.

How affordably can you book popular airlines flying from Bangalore to Singaporeedit

Nagpur today – Online

When you are traveling abroad, one of the major concerns that you have is the cost of the flight. There is no doubt that international flights are expensive and you may have to plan things accordingly. Whether you are traveling for your work or for a holiday, you should crosscheck different options to book popular airlines flying from Bangalore to Singapore at an affordable cost.

Australia is talking with Japan, South Korea, Singapore & South Pacific countries regarding travel reopeningedit

Travel and Tour World – Online

In March 2020, Australia had shut down its international borders to arrest the virus spread and is now looking to renew its tourism to help pull the country out of its first recession in almost three decades.

Singapore Airlines offers tourists meals for Rs 34k in Airbus A380, tickets sold out in 30 minutesedit

India Today – Online

Singapore Airlines recently started a service in which it is offering meals inside the grounded Airbus A380 for SGD 642 (Rs 34,645).

Singapore adjusts border measures for travellersedit

Newsd – Online

People entering Singapore with a recent travel history to Malaysias Sabah state will be required to serve a 14day Stay Home Notice (SHN) at dedicated facilities, the Ministry of Health (MOH) here said.

Singapore Eases Quarantine Rules for Travelers From Hong Kongedit

Bloomberg Quint – Online

Travelers from Hong Kong will have their quarantine requirement reduced from 14 days to a seven day stay-home notice, as Singapore adds Hong Kong to the list of places where the virus.

World Dream Becomes First Cruise to Restart Services in Singaporeedit

Travel Trends Today – Online

Genting Cruise Lines has announced that Dream Cruises will be the first cruise brand to restart service in Singapore with World Dream, as she makes her homeport debut from 6 November 2020 onwards. World Dream will also be the newest built cruise ship to homeport in Singapore, offering a series of brand new 2 and 3night Super Seacation experience for Singapore residents during the school and yearend holidays.

What is slow travel and how can you be a part of the movementedit

Vogue – Online

An antithesis to mass tourism, slow travel is an opportunity to recalibrate the way we travel. Slow travel is intentional, immersive and experience oriented, embodying #Travel Deeper, Neeti Mehra, sustainability consultant and founder of BeejLiving, tells us. It is transformational; we look to forge meaningful connections with the destinations we travel to and the strangers we meet on our journey, while rediscovering ourselves. In the 1980s, when an international fast-food chain opened in Rome, Italy, a mass protest began against it in order to preserve the regional cuisine and local farming. What came to be known as the Slow Movement, also gave birth to its offshoot, the concept of slow travel; the kind of tourism that respects ...

STB Develops Cruise Safe Certification for Cruise Linesedit

Travel Trends Today – Online

In line with the calibrated resumption of economic activities in Singapore, safe cruises will be piloted from November 2020 with enhanced safety protocols for two cruise lines that are homeported here. To provide assurance for safe cruising, the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) is developing a mandatory Cruise Safe certification programme, which sets out stringent hygiene and safety measures throughout the passenger journey from prior to boarding, to after disembarkation. The pilot cruises will be roundtrips with no ports of call, sailing at a reduced capacity of up to 50 percent and only open to Singapore residents.

Dubai Tourism director general expects industry to be back on track soonedit

Travel and Tour World – Online

The UAE went into a lockdown period in March, with Dubai, the country’s most popular tourism destination, reopening doors in July. At the end of lockdown, online search levels for Dubai were at 53 percent, which increased to 75 percent through August, and weve seen that growing since over the course of September, said Al Marri.

Malaysia Airlines boss says will have to shut down if restructuring plan fails: reportedit

Reuters – Online

Malaysia Airlines will have to shut down if its lessors decide not to back its latest restructuring plan, the chief executive of the airlines parent group was quoted as saying on Saturday.

Singapore and Indonesia agree to resume business and official traveledit

Devdis Course – Online

Singapore and Indonesia have agreed to reopen borders between the two countries for essential business and official travel after they were shut to curb the spread of COVID19. Indonesia has recorded over 333,000 cases, the second highest rate in Southeast Asia behind the Philippines, and its capital Jakarta has been subject to strict social curbs. Singapore, meanwhile, is seeing just a handful of cases daily.

Indonesia First to Signal UNWTO Framework Conference on Tourism Ethicsedit

Hamsanews – Online

Indonesia has turn out to be the primary signatory of the Framework Conference on Tourism Ethics, a landmark instrument created to make sure international tourism is truthful, inclusive, extra clear, and works for everybody. The ceremony, hosted by the World Tourism

China Golden Week holiday pumps up tourism, boon to economyedit

The Financial ExpressNews 18Newstube CoRepublic WorldVmedianetworkCNBC TV18WhatsaupNewstube CoRedheartHindustan Times – Online The Asian Age – Print – Delhi

The Golden Week tourism and spending figures indicated domestic consumption was recovering well, especially as consumers engaged in revenge buying to make up for the previous months when they were unable to travel, she said. With many Chinese tourists unable to travel abroad due to global travel restrictions, those who previously travelled to Hong Kong and South Korea for duty-free shopping turned to the southern Chinese island of Hainan instead, spending 530 million yuan ($78 million) at duty free shops during the first five days of the holiday, according to a report by Chinese ...

Travelling with the new normal: Revamping the path for Outboundedit

News X – Online

Ankush Nijhawan, CoFounder TBO Group and MD Nijhawan Group strongly believes that Dubai and Maldives will lead the path for restarting Indian outbound travel. Especially, the IPL poses as an enormous opportunity to pace tourism activities.

Thailand delays hosting of first foreign tourists since Apriledit

Reuters – Online

Thailand is pushing back plans to receive its first batch of foreign tourists due to administrative issues, a senior official said on Thursday, adding to uncertainty about when it will welcome back visitors vital to its economy.

Thai Sept consumer mood drops for first time in 5 months, protests weighedit

Reuters – Online

Thailand has recorded no foreign tourists since April and relatively few infections due to a travel ban designed to keep the coronavirus at bay. It aims to receive its first visitors later this month as part of an incremental reopening, but only a small fraction of the usual influx.

Singapores cruises to nowhere to start from next monthedit

Live MintBW Hotelier Business World – Online

Two cruise ships will start sailing from Singapore from next month into the open seas and back as the citystate aims to give residents some outlet for their wanderlust amid the coronavirus pandemic. Genting Cruise Lines World Dream and Royal Caribbean Internationals Quantum of the Seas will begin roundtrip journeys from November and December respectively, the Singapore Tourism Board said in a statement Thursday.

Royal Caribbean and others will test how travelers like sailing in big circles with Singaporebased cruises to nowhereedit

Business Insider – Online

The Singapore Tourist Board gave permission to Royal Caribbean and Genting to start offering cruises that depart and arrive in its port that dont dock anywhere else, according to MarketWatch.

How Singapores travel to nowhere mantra is changing the face of tourism during COVID19edit

Times Now News – Online

Key Highlights For those missing the sound of a jet engine roaring or the scenic views on offer aboard an airplane, several international airlines have imagined a way to travel without actually going anywhere The countrys national carrier, Singapore Airlines had also dallied with the flighttonowhere concept but abandoned the idea following a market study and comprehensive review Starting next month, two cruise ships will sail out of Singapore, hitting the open seas before returning to the same port

THAI Smile teams up with Sabre to drive domestic tourismedit

TTG AsiaTravel Andy News – Online

THAI Smile has signed a new distribution agreement with Sabre Corporation that will amplify the airlines presence in new and existing markets as it looks to lead Thailands ramped up domestic tourism drive.

Rethinking travel in Indonesia: How can the travel industry design the next normaledit

The Jakarta Post – Online

Since the COVID19 crisis closed national borders, the message from local travel and tourism providers and the government has been clear: plan a holiday at home. Tourism and Creative Economy Minister Wishnutama Kusubandio has urged Indonesians to support local businesses and rethink their domestic travel plans.

Dubai is undoubtedly one of the most ultramodern cities in the world. Already home to the worlds tallest building, Burj Khalifa, the city is now all set to unveil the worlds largest fountain on October 22, 2020. Here are all the deets! By Amitha Ameenedit

Travel And Leisure IndiaOnmanorama – Online

Dubai is undoubtedly one of the most ultramodern cities in the world. Already home to the worlds tallest building, Burj Khalifa, the city is now all set to unveil the worlds largest fountain on October 22, 2020.

Singapore considers starting cruise to nowhere amid the pandemicedit

The Indian ExpressMashable – Online

While some countries have been participating in the trend of flying to nowhere, Singapore that recently decided against it, in view of the environmental consequences of fantasy flights has now come up with a new initiative of starting cruises to nowhere.

Thailand Gives Back to Heroes: Contest to Award Five Essential Workers a Trip to Thailandedit

Newsbreak – Online

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Indonesia keen on enhancing trade ties with Indiaedit

The HinduUNI IndiaTTR Weekly – Online

Indonesia is keen on enhancing trade and investment ties with India in the areas of information technology (IT), health and pharmaceuticals, agro products, automotive components and tourism, Consul General of Indonesia Agus P. Saptono, on a visit to the city, said on Tuesday.

Dubai Safari Park reopens after twoyear refurbishmentedit

News CGTNThe Economic TimesThe Jakarta Post Daily HuntRepublic World – Online

Dubai Safari Park reopened its doors after a twoyear expansion, as the emirate seeks to boost its hardhit tourism sector amid COVID19. The 294acre attraction, which is built on the site of a former waste dump, first opened to the public in 2017, but was closed abruptly five months later for improvements.

Singapore to reopen to Aussies, NTs summer campaign + MOREedit

Travel Weekly – Online

Singapore to welcomes visitors from Australia Singapore is preparing to lift border restrictions for nearly all Australian visitors, with the sovereign citystate expected to welcome all but Victorians from 8 October

Bali reopening to international tourists delayed indefinitelyedit

Travel Daily Media – Online

The paradise island reopened to domestic tourists on 31 July in an attempt to restart its once vibrant and profitable tourism industry and has seen a spike of COVID19 cases. Although there is no official link between tourism reopening and the surge of cases, the plans to reopen in September were foiled and Bali Governor Wayan Koster recently confirmed that Indonesia wont be reopening its borders until at least the end of 2020.

As Singapore moves to protect local jobs, expats question their roleedit

Live MintThe Print – Online

The collapse in international travel has hit the citystate especially hard. Borders are shut to tourists and much of Singapore Airlines Ltd.s proud fleet is mothballed. The idea of flights to nowhere had even been floated effectively threehour sightseeing trips that would be bundled with staycations, shopping vouchers and limousine services.

3 Things to do in Bali, Indonesiaedit

Femina – Online

Here are three things to do in Bali, Indonesia Surfing in KutaIf you are just starting to grow into loving surfing and are looking for gentle waves to ride, visit the most popular beach in Bali, Kuta. Right across a sandbar, this beach has rolling surf that is free from sharp reefs.

10 Things to do in Beautiful Thailandedit

News Gram – Online

If you are dreaming of your next vacation and want to go somewhere tropical, exotic and beautiful, consider Thailand. From the city of Bangkok to a trek through a tropical jungle, almost everywhere you look in Thailand, the view will be breathtaking.

Singapore cruises to nowhere plan sparks virus fearsedit

Live Mint – Online

Singapore dream to begin cruises to no place in a quote to restore its coronavirushit tourist market, nonetheless critics signified Monday versus a damaging moving that might trigger Covid19 break outs.

Singapore is Reopening to Tourists From Four Countriesedit

Travel And Leisure Asia – Online

Little surprise then that, in a bid to get the taps flowing again, Singapore is reopening unilaterally to visitors from Vietnam and Australia (excluding Victoria state) this week. As of October 8, these two countries will join New Zealand and Brunei as the only four in the world from which travelers may visit Singapore for any reason they please, including shortterm leisure trips.

Tourism to Singapores only surviving traditional village hit in pandemicedit

Hindustan Times,  NewsdealMSNWio NewsNews RaiserIndianlekhakNDTVNews TubeInvestingIndia News FastNews live nationReutersMynews24x7Pehal News – Online

Hidden between the skyscrapers of Singapores urban jungle sits Kampong Lorong Buangkok the only surviving traditional village in this modern citystate of 5.7 million people. Made up of 26 singlestory wooden houses, which were once ubiquitous across Singapore, the kampong, the Malay word for village, has seen a boom in local visitors after borders shut due to the coronavirus pandemic.

TTG Conversations: Five questions with Tan Kok Liang, president, Malaysian Association of Tour & Travel Agentsedit

Ttgasia – Online

Inbound demand for experiential travel is set to grow once Malaysia reopens her borders to foreign tourists, so will interest for naturebased destinations, predicts Tan Kok Liang, president of the Malaysian Association of Tour & Travel Agents.

UNWTO Tourism Ethics Convention: Indonesia becomes 1st signatoryTANedit

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The Republic of Indonesia has become the first signatory of the Framework Convention on Tourism Ethics, the landmark instrument created to ensure global tourism is fair, inclusive, more transparent, and works for everyone.

Worlds tallest prefab towers to stand in Singapore but made in Malaysiaedit

The Hans India – Online

And while the two 192meterhigh (630foot) towers will stand in densely populated Singapore, much of the structures are being built over the Malaysian border.

Dubai gets worlds largest fountain; people can visit from October 22edit

The Financial ExpressThe Times of IndiaZoom NewsTravel Andy NewsMynews24x7Today Top NewsNewstube CoBinjToday News OnlineThe Indian Express, Free Press Journal– Online

After a record of having the worlds tallest building Burj Khalifa, Dubai is set to make another record in the Guinness book of World Records. The city has been developing the worlds largest fountain. The fountain, also known as Palm fountain, is set to be unveiled on October 22 this year.

Destination Reports Singapore plans for safe resumption of MICE eventsedit

TTN Online – Online

From October 1, Singapore Tourism Board (STB) will start accepting applications from organisers to pilot meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions (MICE) events of up to 250 attendees. Only events approved by STB and the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) will materialise, in an attempt to ensure a safe and gradual return to MICE events in the country. Pilot events, such as the Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW) Conference this month, will be taking place under this arrangement.

Covid19: These special visas are helping tourism dependent nations bring back visitorsedit

The Indian Express – Online

While Thailand plans to welcome tourists back to its shores amid Covid19 through a special foreign visitor visa, other nations like Barbados, Estonia, Georgia are offering a digital nomad visa.

Amid COVID19, $123 Million Worth Deals Signed At Thailand Trade Showedit

Republic World – Online

Thailand successfully held the Subcon 2020 trade show and managed to sign $123 million in investments deals despite the COVID19 pandemic that has disrupted businesses across the world.

Thailand to go ahead with Special Tourist Visa schemeedit

Travel Andy News – Online

Thailand will go ahead with the Special Tourist Visa (STV) scheme to welcome international tourists back to the country, Bangkok Post reported citing the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).

For the true costs of Thailands 2020 tourism retraction, look beyond the tourism sectoredit

TTG Asia – Online

In the past decade, the AsiaPacific region established itself as the worlds largest, fastestgrowing, and most diverse tourism market. In Thailand, the tourism sector supported almost 20 per cent of national GDP in 2019, and one in five jobs, according to the WTTC.

You forgot something Thailand mails trash back to tourists as it aims to protect natural wondersedit

Lonely Planet – Online

Elephants in Khao Yai National Park, Thailand. Elephants in Khao Yai National Park Catherine Sutherland / Lonely PlanetIts not the type of souvenir most of us have in mind. In September, tourists who had stayed at Thailands Khao Yai National Park received a package in the mail: rubbish that theyd left behind while staying at the park.

With borders closed and still wary about domestic travel, Malaysians reroute holiday budgets to shoppingedit

The Straits Times – Online

Malaysia remains in its recovery phase of its movement control order (MCO) until Dec 31, during which social and economic activities have been mostly allowed to resume with safe measures adhered to.

Thailand to allow low risk tourist flightsedit

Asia Times – Online

An airport official in protective gear sprays disinfectant on passengers luggage at Suvarnabhumi Airport as selected groups of foreigners are to be allowed to enter Thailand.

Thailand Now Single Platform That Answers All Questions For Travellers Visiting The Kingdomedit

Travel Newsy – Online

Thailand is among the planets most searched travel destinations on Google. Yet search results are where problems often start, especially for people seeking reliable and insightful answers to their questions about the country.

Bali Reopening For International Tourism Delayed Until End of 2020edit

Travel Off Path – Online

Bali will not open for international tourism until the end of 2020, Governor Wayan Koster has announced in a press conference. The Governor of Bali originally announced that the island would officially be reopening its borders for international tourism on September 11th, 2020 but that was overruled by the Indonesian Government and delayed until the end of the year.

As India gradually opens up, travellers begin to check in for leisure traveledit

The Economic Times – Online

According to a survey done by ixigo with over 5,000 users in September, 21% of the respondents said that they were travelling for a workation.

Singapore Food Festival goes virtual for 2020edit

News Tube – Online

According to Lim Si Ting, regional director of the Singapore Tourism Board India, “This is the only food festival in Singapore that focuses on local cuisine. Being on site was an important part of the festival, with visitors trying out the different cusines and interacting with experts.

Singapore allows travellers from Australia & Vietnamedit

ET Travel World – Online

Singapore has now allowed visitors travelling from Australia (excluding Victoria state) and Vietnam to apply for an Air Travel Pass (ATP) for entry into Singapore on or after October 8, 2020. Citing the reasons for the lifting of border restrictions for visitors from the two countries, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore in a press release mentioned, “Both countries have comprehensive public health surveillance systems and displayed successful control over the spread of the Covid 19 virus.

Bali tourist workers return to their roots during pandemicedit

DW – Online

Coronavirus travel restrictions have hit the tourism industry hard. On the Indonesian island of Bali, the price has been lost jobs and reduced income. But some locals are turning to a traditional form of farming for a financial lifeline during trying times.

“Cruises to nowhere” from Singapore poised to resumeedit

TTG AsiaTTG AsiaBloomberg QuintYahoo NewsFlip BoardThe Asian Age – Online

Cruise companies may soon be allowed to launch “cruise to nowhere” trips from Singapore, as the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) is developing a health and safety framework to restart these sailings.

COVID 19 Contained, China to See 600 Million Domestic Vacation Trips in ‘Golden Week Holiday’edit

Yahoo NewsAPN News – Online

The National Day of People’s Republic of China is observed on October 1. The date also coincides with the observance of a week long Mid Autumn Festival in China and Hong Kong. The period is considered as one of the most preferred time for vacations in China, ahead of the winter season that begins next month.

Singapore Airlines is turning a parked A380 superjumbo jet into a restaurant to cater to a travelhungry populationedit

Business Insider – Online

Singapore Airlines is converting one of its Airbus A380 aircraft into a restaurant, catering to travel hungry residents of the island nation. is converting one of its aircraft into a restaurant, catering to travelhungry residents of the island nation.

Singapore Airlines Drops Flights to Nowhere Plan After Outcry Over Fuel Wastageedit

News 18Travel Mole – Online

Singapore Airlines said Tuesday it had scrapped plans for flights to nowhere aimed at boosting its coronavirushit finances after an outcry over the environmental impact. With the aviation industry in deep crisis, several carriers including in Australia, Japan and Taiwan have been offering short flights that start and end at the same airport to raise cash.

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International tourism down 70% as travel restrictions impact all regionsedit

BW Hotelier Business World – Online

Following its gradual reopening of international borders, Europe recorded comparatively smaller declines in July and August (72% and 69%, respectively). The recovery was shortlived however, as travel restrictions and advisories were reintroduced amid an increase in contagions. On the other side of the spectrum, Asia and the Pacific recorded the largest declines with 96 percent in both months, reflecting the closure of borders in China and other major destinations in the region.

Immediate release of SEIS benefits to help sustain inbound operators for 6 months: IATOedit

Travel Biz Monitor – Online

In the absence of any relief to the travel & tourism industry in India, stakeholders of inbound tourism, which is the worst affected industry vertical, are pinning hopes on the Service Exports from India Scheme (SEIS) benefits due to them for the FY 201920.

International passenger flights remain suspended till November 30edit

The TelegraphTravel Biz Monitor – Online Millennium Post – Print – Delhi

Hong Kong ban Hong Kong has banned Air India flights from Mumbai till November 10 after five passengers on its flight earlier this week tested positive for Covid19 post arrival, the airline said on Wednesday.

ITB Asia successfully concluded its virtual event Travel And Tour Worldedit

Travel and Tour World – Online Web

This year, exhibitors were present at ITB Asia 2020 Virtuals exhibition through digital exhibition booths. The virtual exhibition featured major players in the hotel, tourism, and travel sectors, including Advantage Austria, Inspired by Iceland, Korea Tourism Organisation

Aviation: Encountering Turbulence!edit

Travel Trends Today – Online Web

We all know that rising to the challenges of a crisis is nothing new to airlines and the broader aviation, travel, and tourism sector. Just as the industry has overcome past health epidemics, economic recessions, unfortunate safety incidents, and other debilitating events, it too will overcome the COVID19 crisis.

Airbnb Defines Travel Trends For 2021edit

Travel world onlineBusiness InsiderTravel Span – Online

Commenting on these trends, Amanpreet Bajaj, General Manager Airbnb India, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, said, As we come closer to 2021, transparency, trust and safety will be more critical than ever before, and will continue to set the benchmark for traveler expectations.

 

Airbnb predicts what travel in 2021 will look likeedit

Business Insider  – Online Web

Commenting on these trends, General Manager Airbnb India, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, said, As we come closer to 2021, transparency, trust and safety will be more critical than ever before, and will continue to set the benchmark for traveler expectations.

Tour biz sees spike in salesedit

Live Mint – Online

A set of travellers are also looking at private vacation homes with luxury villa chain Saffron Stays receiving twice the number of bookings against last years festive season. Unlike hotels where one cant use the pool, travellers can freely do so at a rented villa. Weve seen a rise in demand for smaller homes anywhere between one to three bedrooms as well in driveto distances from Mumbai, said Devendra Parulekar, founder of SaffronStays.

Continued Financial Support and COVID19 Testing Key to Save Air Transport: IATAedit

Travel Trends Today – Online

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reiterated the urgent need to reopen borders with COVID19 testing and for further financial support for aviation as the COVID19 shutdown of air transport continues. Border restrictions, especially quarantine measures, have undermined one of the cornerstones of European development, the free movement of people.

Staycations and nearby stays continue to define travel trends in 2021: Airbnbedit

BW Hotelier Business World – Online

Commenting on these trends, Amanpreet Bajaj, General Manager Airbnb India, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan, said, As we come closer to 2021, transparency, trust and safety will be more critical than ever before, and will continue to set the benchmark for traveller expectations.

Booking.com unveils WorkFriendly badge for accommodations for increased visibilityedit

Travel Biz Monitor – Online

As remote working becomes the new norm, Booking.com has introduced a new WorkFriendly badge on their website and mobile app. It highlights and increases visibility of workfriendly alternative accommodations like homes and apartments for both business travellers and leisure travellers looking to work remotely.

Airport will operate 112 flights daily from todayedit

The Times of India – Online

As a good number of tourists plan a visit to Jaisalmer during winters, three flights to Jaisalmer have been added in this schedule. This is a good addition as several tourist plan to have visit Jaisalmer after they land in Jaipur, said Amandeep Singh, a travel agent.

Airbnb reveals new travel trends for 2021 Travel Span Indiaedit

Travel Span – Online Web

Amanpreet Bajaj, general manager Airbnb India, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan said, As we come closer to 2021, transparency, trust, and safety will be more critical than ever before and will continue to set the benchmark for traveler expectations.

Govt eases entry restrictions for overseas Indians, business visitorsedit

Hindi – Business Standard – Print – Mumbai

The government has eased visa restrictions to allow Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) card-holders from all countries to enter India. The move, which comes ahead of the festive season, would enable persons of Indian origin to visit the country and meet their friends and relatives. But the decision will not have much impact on flight and hotel occupancies as restrictions continue on leisure travel.

The dates of FITUR 2021 unveiled Travel And Tour Worldedit

Travel and Tour World – Online

The next edition of the International Tourism Fair, FITUR 2021, will take place from the 19th to 23rd May. It has been finalized by IFEMA and the FITUR Organizing Committee. This decision comes just after a meditated decision that, exceptionally, makes the fair important behind the revival of the tourism, during a time that will preserve its tremendous international impact as well as showcase the professional reunion of the companies, countries and destinations.

Is the new COVID digital health passport solution to international travel problemsedit

The Times of India – Online

The pandemic has affected the world of travel and tourism like no other Even after seven or so months, a significant percentage of people are still apprehensive to travel the world like before Now, a Swissbased nonprofit, the Commons Project and the World Economic Forum has developed a digital health passport, which was tested recently on a flight from London to New Jersey on trial basis.

Thomas Cook India and SOTC partner with Accor to Offer Safe Holidaysedit

Travel Trends Today –  Online

Thomas Cook (India) and its Group Company SOTC Travel have partnered with Accor to launch Holiday Safe. The holiday portfolio aims at reassuring customers with comprehensive health and safety protocols incorporated via Thomas Cook India & SOTCs Assured Safe Travel Program in partnership with Apollo Clinics, together with Accors Cleanliness and Prevention ALLSAFE label, developed with and vetted by Bureau Veritas.(tourism)

Covid19 reversing diversity progress in hospitality industry: Studyedit

Travel Biz Monitor – Online

COVID19 may have reversed some of the progress made in diversity and inclusion in the hospitality, travel and leisure sector, according to a new study from the MBS Group. The report also found that senior women and people from ethnic minority backgrounds will be impacted more than their male and white counterparts.

Which destinations can you fly to from India; which nations have imposed restrictions?edit

The Indian Express – Online

India international flights: Currently, India has air bubble arrangements with 18 countries. These are the US, the UK, Germany, France, the UAE, Maldives, Canada, Japan, Bahrain, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Qatar, Iraq, Oman, Bhutan, Kenya, Bangladesh and Ukraine.

Airlines face tough winter as hoped-for pick-up fails to materialiseedit

Live Mint – Online

Airlines face a long, hard winter after a much hoped for rebound from the coronavirus crisis failed to materialise, prompting savage cost cutting programmes and fresh calls for government support.

Tourists are Welcome Even in New Normal Timesedit

The Indian Wire – Online

It has been several months now that ardent travelers are eager to leave home and wander about. Dont fret, because amid the COVID19 pandemic a new alternative came up. This is called bubble tourism. Travel bubbles allow travelers to enter each others borders without the need for strict quarantines or at least observe the minimum health requirements only. It is hard to forget or totally put off our planned trips behind us in order to keep safe. That is why the government pinpointed places in the Philippines to address the tourists needs.

Virtual and Travel Forward Virtual gearing up to openedit

Travel and Tour World – Online

The tourism board of Andalusia WTM Virtuals Premier Partner for 2020 has confirmed that 40 companies will share its stand to help promote products and services from the popular Spanish region. The USA will be showcasing its destination via the USA Pavilions with other important main stand holders such as Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority.

Travel tips for the festive seasonedit

The Times of India – Online

The Covid19 pandemic may have turned our lives upside down but it hasnt managed to kill the inner wanderlust in those who truly desire to explore and experience new places and cultures. And with Diwali holidays round the corner, its the perfect opportunity towith friends and loved ones.

Pandemic hit tourism, hospitality, aviation sectors need urgent stimulus packageedit

IndiadailymailBusiness journalMoneycafe – Online

Unlike Singapore, Hong Kong or Dubai, India is a very strong domestic opportunity. According to estimates, Indian domestic air travel has been rebounding quite strongly and its almost at 50% of precovid levels, Mathen said, adding : Because of the covid fear, there is a clear preference for outdoor scenic travel and travel to less densely populated areas. This could be a silver lining which tourism marketer can tap.

New Tourism Policy to overhaul Indias travel sectoredit

Zee Biz – Online

The Narendra Modi Government has started work on making India the next Tourism Destination with big changes proposed. As a travel destination few other nations can offer the diversity of products & experiences found in India.

Domestic air traffic up 40% in Sept over Augedit

The Times of India – Print – Delhi, Mumbai

Domestic flyers are slowly, but surely, returning to the skies after flights within the country were allowed to resume from May end. Last month saw 39.4 lakh domestic air travellers. While this is almost two thirds, or 66%, less than the 1.1 crore flyers reported in September 2019, it was nearly 40% higher than the 28.3 lakh domestic air travellers in August 2020 (with figure of last August being 1.2 crore).

Emirates boss sees air travel recovery sooner rather than lateredit

Devdis Course – Online

Emirates boss Tim Clark expects a dynamic recovery in air travel demand to begin sooner rather than later, he told an online forum on Wednesday, describing the industrys coronavirus crisis as a glitch from which the Gulf carrier can fully recover. Speaking at CAPA Live, the veteran airline leader dismissed predictions of a prolonged slump that punishes network carriers and transit hubs such as Emirates Dubai base.

LTC Stimulus: Travel, tourism & hospitality sector feels deprivededit

Free Press Journal – Online

The travel, tourism and hospitality sector has been deprived of the governments latest stimulus to spur discretionary spending ahead of the festive season, an industry body said. The governments LTC Cash Voucher Scheme and Rs 10,000 festival advance to its employees will provide more liquidity to the customers for discretionary spending and boost demand.

Global travel strategist cites case studies of innovation during pandemic to enthuse Indian tourism stakeholdersedit

Travel Biz Monitor – Online

Travel Biz Monitor in association with MyTravelResearch.com (MTR) and Big Blue Road (BBRi) organised an eWorkshop titled Relaunch Your Business, Learn from Global Case Studies for the travel & tourism stakeholders in India, today.

EC convenes meeting over sustainable recovery of tourismedit

Newsd – Online

The European Commission convened a meeting aimed at exploring paths out of the coronavirus crisis and chances of gaining a sustainable recovery of the tourism sector badly hit by the pandemic. Following nine consecutive years of growth, the tourism ecosystem of the European Union (EU) is among the hardest hit by the global Covid19 pandemic, reports Xinhua news agency.

COVID transmission inflight is very low, says IATA Travel And Tour Worldedit

Travel and Tour World – Online

IATA urged the European countries for months to reopen their frontiers and relax the preventive measures as ways to help the aviation and tourism. The Transport and Tourism Committee previously declared that tourism is on the edge of a massive fall down and almost 22 million people who work in this sector showed danger of losing their jobs, due to the pandemic situation.

Redirecting LTC funds is a vote of no confidence for travel sectoredit

Live MintTravel Trends Today, Travel Biz Monitor – Online The Asian AgeMillennium Post,  – Print – Delhi

Federation of Associations in Indian Tourism & Hospitality, the policy federation of all the national associations representing the complete tourism, travel and hospitality industry of India, expressed disappointment for the Indian Travel & Tourism Industry that LTC funds of government employees are being redirected to buy consumer goods.

G20 Tourism Leaders Commit to Intensify Efforts Towards a Sustainable Recoveryedit

Travel Trends Today – Online

Tourism Ministers of the G20 nations have committed to stepping up their efforts to place sustainability and inclusion at the heart of tourism recovery and future growth. The implementation of the World Tourism Organization AlUla Framework for Inclusive Community Development Through Tourism, presented on the occasion of the Ministerial Meeting, was welcomed by the G20 Tourism Ministers as a tool for achieving a fairer and more inclusive sector.

Ahead of festive season, travelers stay put as tourism industry gasps for breathedit

Millennium Post – Online

As Coronavirus infections across the country continue to set new records with the numbers only expected to rise in the winter months, leisure travel might be the last thing on ones mind this season. As a result, the travel and tourism industry has taken a fatal beating in terms of lack of passenger demand, fear of infection and several travel restrictions in place.

Tourism Industry Seeks Reduction In GST Rate, Tax Benefits To Revive Sectoredit

Hindi Business Standard – Print – Delhi

Tourism Industry Seeks Reduction In GST Rate, Tax Benefits To Revive Sector According To Them, The Covid 19 Pandemic Has Wreaked Havoc On The Travel, Tourism And Hospitality Industry, Resulting In A Loss Of Rs 15 Trillion And Putting Up To 40 Million Jobs At Risk.

Tourism going to be next growth driver for India: FAITHedit

Millennium Post – Online

The tourism sector is going to be the next growth driver for India but to achieve that, it needs to survive the impact of the COVID19 pandemic and revive, the Federation of Associations in Indian Tourism and Hospitality (FAITH) said on Thursday.

Tourism going to be next growth driver for India: FAITHedit

CNBC TV18, Travel Biz Monitor – Online

The tourism sector is going to be the next growth driver for India but to achieve that, it needs to survive the impact of the COVID19 pandemic and revive, the Federation of Associations in Indian Tourism and Hospitality (FAITH) said on Thursday. Currently, each vertical of the tourism industry is under deep stress, it added.

IATA & UNWTO signed a joint work agreement on the restart of world tourism Travel And Tour Worldedit

Travel and Tour World – Online

IATA & UNWTO signed a joint work agreement on the restart of world tourism Published on : Thursday, October 8, 2020 IATA and UNWTO have recently signed a joint work agreement on the restart of world tourism. This agreement will see the two bodies aiming on providing improved consumer confidence in tourism and giving sustainability a central focus of future growth in travel sector.

WTTC and global Travel & Tourism CEOs present plan to save 100 million jobs during G20 Tourism meetingedit

BW Hotelier Business World – Online

This was followed by a keynote from Chris Nassetta, President & CEO of Hilton and WTTC Chair and contributions from CEOs and Ministers representing all regions of the world, including Argentina, UK, UAE, Singapore and Spain, who joined the private sector with a unified voice to agree that through joint collaboration, the recovery of Travel & Tourism can be accelerated.

Tourism industry seeks reduction in GST rate, tax benefits to revive sectoredit

Business Standard – Online

In order to reduce the burden on business owners and consumers, the bodies have demanded a reduction of GST for tour operators to 1.8 per cent, with full setoffs, from 5 per cent at present. Further, a reduction of the existing 18 per cent GST rate on hotel rooms costing Rs 7,500 per day or above to 12 per cent, has been put forward. And gradually it should be brought down further, to below 10 per cent with full setoffs, in line with global trends, they said.

42% found flying safe during pandemicedit

The Times of IndiaThe Financial Express – Online

Work from home has sparked peoples travelling instincts MUMBAI: A travel company that collected responses from five thousand people who had boarded flights between July and September said that over two thousand people rated their inflight experience of travel during the pandemic as safe and comfortable

ixigo Travel Experience Survey 2020edit

BW Disrupt Business World – Online

With the establishment of travel bubbles, international leisure travel queries and bookings are also picking up.We have seen a 57% MoM increase in search enquiries in September for international destinations which indicates a strong interest in international travel in coming months. Increase in queries were for destinations like Dubai, London, Bangkok, Maldives and Kuala Lumpur among others.Aloke Bajpai, CEO & CoFounder, ixigo

What is CommonPass; new digital health pass enabling COVID free air traveledit

IB Times – Online

Common Pass is a brainchild of a tech startup, which will start testing a digital solution with select airlines, including Cathay Pacific and United Airlines, in London, New York, Singapore and Hong Kong. CommonPass is merely a platform, which means they wont conduct any COVID tests.

Looking for a long holiday Plan in advance for a 4month cruise trip for 2022edit

The Indian Express – Online

Cunard had cutshort its three world cruises in March, because of the COVID19 pandemic. It hopes the situation will be better in two years. (Source: Pixabay) Once this pandemic is over and the international borders open up, most people will make elaborate travel plans, having been stuck at home for close to a year.

60% respondents plan to travel domestically within 6 months: Reportedit

Devdis Course – Online

With gradual easing of restrictions across the country, around 60 per cent respondents said they will plan a trip domestically within the next six months to beat the lockdown effects, according to a report. Only 20 per cent respondents said they were wary of travelling within India, with 14 per cent saying they would not cross domestic borders without a vaccine, and a meagre 6 per cent said they do not currently have travel on their mind, according to the report, Consumer Sentiment Index Report, by travel and lifestyle rewards programme InterMiles.

Air passenger traffic grows 37% in Septedit

The Asian Age – Print – Delhi

Domestic air passenger traffic has registered a sequential growth of 37 percent in September. However, on a year on year basis it is still down 66 percent. Domestic passenger traffic in September grew to 39 lakh passengers, up 37 percent from August. In terms of capacity deployment too, the aviation sector saw a sequential recovery of 33 percent over August, though it was down 46 percent from September 2019 levels.

Demand for domestic flights picks up, but tourism boom unlikely this festive seasonedit

The Times of India – Online

Usually, flights to South East Asia are chocabloc during the Puja holidays with fares going through the roof. But this year, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and other destinations are yet to open up to tourists. With UK and UAE the only countries open for tourism, travel agents had expected business from there.

Road trips back in favouredit

Live Mint – Online

Amanpreet Bajaj, general manager Airbnb India, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan, said that bookings trends have shown us that unique stays and large homes have emerged as a choice for family and friends to be together for breaks and longer stay options.

Civil aviation regulations and international flight operations in Indiaedit

The Hans India – Online

Currently, India has allowed the recommencement of the international flight operations from September 30. However, Asian countries like Singapore and a few others are yet to give travel clearance to the air passengers from countries like India. Forcing several air passengers from India to travel to the island nation via Dubai, after going through a 14day quarantine there.

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Two Indian airports emerge safest globally on COVID19related safety protocols: DIALedit

India News – Online

Other airports which made it to the global top 10 include: Bengaluru Kempegowda International Airport (BLR), Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) and London Heathrow (LHR). View photos Not a single airport from North America made it to the global top 10 list, primarily due to the relatively slow pace of implementation.

Planning A Foreign Vacay Here Are 6 Countries That Have Banned Indian Touristsedit

IDIVAThe Quint – Online

Hong Kong too plans to open its border to Indian tourists once we are able to flatten the curve. It has banned Air India and Vistara flights as a few passengers tested COVID positive on arrival.

Miss Traveling During Pandemic Flights To Nowhere Is At Your Disposaledit

Youth Inc Mag – Online

In the midst of August, the airlines became innovative and introduced the concept of flight to nowhere to satisfy the diehard fliers. Taiwans Eva Air was the first with the creative step. The concept was followed in their hello kitty themed aircraft that flew passengers on a day time journey. Since then airlines across the continent in Japan, Hong Kong Australia and Brunei have started offering the nowhere flights.

Cathay Pacific axes regional carrier and 8,500 jobsedit

The Economic Times, India News, Daily Hunt, Republic World, Inshorts, Business Insider, Hindustan Times, India Tour Tips, Live Mint, Newsinc, The Print, India Tv News, Money Control, Business World, One India, Newsdig, India, The New Indian Express – Online

Hong Kong airline Cathay Pacific Airways said Wednesday it would cut 8,500 jobs and shut a regional airline as it grapples with the plunge in air travel due to the pandemic.

Disneylands Space Mountain Will Be Turned Into Liveaction Movie Soon: Reportsedit

Republic World – Online

A similar version of the ride was replicated at Tokyo Disneyland in 1983 and Hong Kong Disneyland in 2005. One fan mentioned Space Mountain was my all time favorite ride at Disneyland as it was the most thrilling, or so I thought as a youngster.

The Traveling Indianedit

Thetravelingindian – Online

I am Karthik a k a Rambow I always had a passion for traveling and right now I am on a mission to travel the whole world alone In this blog I will not only share travel experiences but also help my fellow Indians how they can travel independently and cheaply without any fear ( more ) In this blog I will not only share travel experiences but also help my fellow Indians how they can travel independently and cheaply without any fear ( more )(Hong Kong)

The anxiety and nostalgia of literary festivals in times of covidedit

Live Mint – Online

Few literary festivals anywhere were as illfated as Hong Kongs in 2003. It got underway just as the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) was migrating from southern China to Hong Kong. V.S. Naipaul, among others, cancelled a fortnight before the event. One panel discussion stood out for its topsyturvy before and after.

Coronavirus: tourism sector pushes for Hong Kong Singapore travel bubble, thoughedit

Breaking News TravelNews Yahoo – Online

According to market research provider Euromonitor, the future of Italy tourism and travel will be sustainable, responsible, and digital. So, how is tourism really going [] Mario Masciullo eTN Italy (Hong Kong).

Switzerland Tourism ramps up Hong Kong promotions ahead of winter seasonedit

TTG Asia – Online

Switzerland Tourism has officially kicked off its Buy Now Travel Later tourism recovery campaign in Hong Kong, as it seeks to court more inbound travellers ahead of the peak winter season.Targeting premium FITs, the campaign is aimed at encouraging travellers to stay longer through various, unprecedented perks.

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Tour biz sees spike in salesedit

MINT – Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore

From homestays to private villas to jungle resorts, bookings and inquiries for leisure travel during the festive season this year is seeing a surge in line with the easing of curbs on inter-state travel and lifting of mandatory testing rules for covid-19. Travel operators said demand this year has outstripped that of last year as people cooped indoors for months are finally starting to venture out for holidays.

Aviation: Encountering Turbulence!edit

Travel Trends Today – Online Web

However, airlines are optimistic with the hope that the coming months will bring some respite. As the world starts to adjust to the next phase of the pandemic and international borders gradually reopen, we are optimistic this will bring some stability for global travel demand to return. We look forward to resuming passenger services to India when it is commercially and operationally feasible to do so.

HKTB Welcomes Announcement of Inprinciple Agreement to Establish Bilateral Hong Kong Singapore Air Travel Bubbleedit

IT News Online – Online

Hong Kong and Singapore have reached an inprinciple agreement to establish a bilateral Air Travel Bubble (ATB). This milestone arrangement will help revive crossborder air travel between the two aviation hubs in a safe and progressive way.

Feng shui makes us more aware of our surroundings, says designer Thierry Chowedit

The Indian Express – Online, Twitter

The Hong Kong-based designer on how feng shui can be used to bring a sense of normalcy in these perilous times, her own journey starting out, and what she thinks entails good feng shui practices.

Hong Kong Tourism Board Launches a Standardised Hygiene Protocol to Assure Visitors of a Safe and Healthy Stayedit

Medicircle – Online

Hong Kong has led the way in introducing anti-virus measures since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak, with citizens and businesses working together to adopt some of the world’s most stringent hygiene measures. Businesses in the tourism sector have been particularly active in implementing hygiene measures supported by advanced cleaning technologies into their daily operations.

Heres Some Of Anthony Bourdains Favorite Food In Hong Kongedit

Business Insider – Online

Hong Kong is made up of a set of islands in the South China Sea. Hong Kong is made up of a set of islands in the South China Sea. Advertisement Over 7 million people live in an area thats just a quarter the size of New York City.

Lisa Haydon sizzles in printed swimsuit as she goes surfing in Hong Kongedit

Bollywood Hungama – Online

Actress Lisa Haydon, who resides in Hong Kong with husband Dino Lalvani and their two sons Zack and Leo, has been enjoying the time on the beach. The actress has shared plenty of posts on Instagram whilst the family had a gala time swimming and surfing.

Why Hong Kong has banned flights by two Indian carriersedit

CN Traveller – Online

India might be making headway in securing air bubble agreements with more and more countries, but things arent going well on the Hong Kong front. For the third time, Hong Kong has banned flights from two Indian airlines Air India and Vistara. This time, the ban is in place till 30 October, 2020. The decision was made after a few passengers of the two carriers tested positive for COVID19 on arrival.

Rare Pink Dolphins Reappear In Hong Kong Macau Sea Laneedit

India Times – Online

Lockdown in various countries led to a pause on various water activities like ferries as well and its effect is being seen in waters between Hong Kong and Macau where pink dolphins seem to be returning. This happened after the halt on ferries because of the pandemic, but their long term survival in one of the worlds busiest sea lanes is still a matter of concern for scientists.

Hong Kong and Singapore will form a travel bubble soon. Heres how itll workedit

News tube CoNewsdealNews Brand awarenessThehilight – Online

Leisure travel between Hong Kong and Singapore could resume in the coming weeks as the two cities work to establish a bilateral travel bubble that will allow travelers to forgo quarantine. The two cities both major commercial and financial centers in Asia suffered economically when the coronavirus pandemic hit tourism and the aviation sector.

Hong Kong welcomes air travel bubble with Singaporeedit

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Hong Kong and Singapore have strong trade, investment, finance, tourism and people-to-people ties. Both cities are major aviation hubs, and the international air route between the two cities is among the busiest in the Asia-Pacific region. Hong Kong and Singapore have made an in-principle agreement to establish a bilateral Air Travel Bubble (ATB), which has been welcomed by the Hong Kong Tourism Board.

Hong Kong bans Air India and Vistara flights from today, ban will remain till October 30edit

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The Times of India – Print – Delhi and MumbaiThe Indian Express – Delhi, Mumbai Hong Kong has banned flights from Air India and Vistara from October 17 to 30 after some passengers received Corona positive. A senior official gave this information on Friday. The Hong Kong government has ...

How walkable is your city? London, Hong Kong put pedestrians firstedit

Mint – Online

Urban planners and local authorities must improve walkability in cities to tackle poor health and social inequality, researchers said on Thursday, after the coronavirus pandemic highlighted the importance of being able to walk easily and safely.

Hong Kong budget carrier joins ‘flights to nowhere’ trendedit

The Economic Times – Online

Hong Kong’s budget carrier HK Express joined airlines offering “flight to nowhere” on Thursday with an inaugural journey filled with media and influencers, sparking criticism from environmentalists.

The low-cost airliner, now wholly-owned by Cathay Pacific, has been grounded for months because of the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19: Singapore and Hong Kong agree on bilateral travel bubbleedit

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Singapore and Hong Kong have agreed on a bilateral air travel bubble, which will exempt travellers from the mandatory quarantine upon arrival, as the rate of coronavirus infection declines in both regional aviation hubs.

Hong Kong Tourism Board introduce standard hygiene protocol for the safety of touristsedit

Indian Nation, Travel News Digest, SME News – Online

Hong Kong Tourism Board introduce standard hygiene protocol for the safety of tourists Rohit Kumar, Editor: The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has launched a cleaning certification program for all the tourist attractions and hotels to ensure visitors safety from COVID19.

35 random facts about Hong Kongedit

Thetravelingindian – Online

Hong Kong (HK) is one of world’s greatest city (actually a country) and every traveler/tourist will come back with great memories. Here are some interesting facts and trivia that you might have not known about Hong Kong. History 1. In 1773 Hong Kong became a trading port of opium between the Chinese and the British East India company.

Aquarium Yoga, Hong Kong Ocean Parks latest offeringsedit

The Times of IndiaRedheart – Online

Most of us have practiced yoga amidst greens, surrounded by the mighty mountains, but how many of you have done the same while surrounded by water and fish Well, this is what the Ocean Parks in Hong Kong is offering to yoga enthusiasts, Aquarium Yoga

Hong Kong Tourism Board introduce standard hygiene protocol for the safety of touristsedit

The Times of India, Whereabouts, The Economic Times, Outlook Traveller, Brifly, Voice of Travel – Online

The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has launched a cleaning certification program for all the tourist attractions and hotels to ensure visitors safety from COVID19 HKTB along with the Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency (HKQAA) have prepared a list of hygiene standards for hotels, restaurants, and tourist hotspots to keep people informed about the Coronavirus protocol

Hong Kong Performers Long for the Stage as Pandemic Keeps the Curtains Downedit

News 18Hamsanews – Online

Hong Kong’s performing arts community has been brutally hit by the coronavirus pandemic, which has left theatres empty and stage lights cold and there is little hope on the horizon even as entertainment venues begin to reopen. The same pain felt by performers in Broadway and the West End is being experienced by artists in Asia, even while governments there have had greater success at tackling the coronavirus.

Singapore hopes to start talks with Hong Kong on possible travel bubbleedit

Business Traveller India – Online

Hong Kong Singapore says it hopes to start talks with Hong Kong about a possible air travel bubble. Travel bubbles are exclusive agreements between countries or regions that have shown success in containing Covid19 within their respective borders. These countries then go on to reopen borders between them and allow people to travel freely within the zone without having to undergo a 14day quarantine period.

‘Be one with the fish’ aquarium yoga among Hong Kong Ocean Park’s new offerings amid coronavirusedit

Hindustan TimesDevdis Course – Online

Against the vivid backdrop of a giant aquarium filled with sharks, manta rays and other aquatic life, a yoga group on Thursday performed side planks, chair poses and lunges, their arms outstretched to the ceiling.

Hong Kong Tourism Board launches a standardised hygiene protocol to assure visitors of a safe and healthy stayedit

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The protocol will cover shopping malls, hotels, restaurants, retail stores, coach companies, tourism attractions, travel agencies, and more. Participating businesses and outlets are required to comply with a series of hygiene and anti-epidemic measures.

Hong Kong Footfall Soars: How The City’s Retailers Witnessed A ‘Christmas’ Miracle, And Why Shopping Malls Aren’t Dyingedit

Forbes – Online

Harbour City, the largest shopping mall in Hong Kong, felt the cold absence of Mainland Chinese tourists ever since the protests and the barring of overseas visitors due to Covid-19 restrictions. Being a hot holiday destination for many, Hong Kong saw a staggering drop of 99% in tourism, causing many tourist-dependent locations and retail stores to shutter.

Fate of Disneyland, Ocean Park hangs on Hong Kongs tourism future Worlds Local News Portaledit

The Daily Breaking News – Online

Whatever we do with the 60hectare lot alongside Hong Kong Disneyland, we wont be building a second Disney theme park, following economic development secretary Edward Yau Tangwahs decision to scrap the plan.

HK bar at centre of potential Covid19 outbreakedit

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A bar in Hong Kong has emerged as a potential centre of a fresh Covid19 outbreak as it might have flouted health measures, including social distancing, a government advisor said on Monday.

Hong Kong Markets Jump Despite Virus Concernsedit

Republic World – Online

Hong Kongs benchmark Hang Seng Index jumped Monday morning, dispelling concerns about how US President Donald Trumps coronavirus infection might affect Asian markets. Market analyst Francis Lun said he thought the market overreacted Friday to the news of Trumps positive test results.

Hong Kong to host multiple MICE eventsedit

TTN World Wide – Online

The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) announced that Hong Kong has been recently chosen as the host city for four international MICE events, including the citys firstever events of high strategic value, and two repeated events amidst the Covid19 challenges.

Hong Kong suffers more than HK$2 billion in lost tourism revenue for golden week, as Covid19 border curbs keep mainland Chinese visitors awayedit

News Break – Online

Hong Kong missed out on at least HK$2.26 billion (US$292 million) in tourism revenue over the first four days of golden week, according to a lawmakers estimate, as visitor numbers nosedived 99.8 per cent and the industry scrambled to attract local customers to compensate for lost earnings.

RB Hong Kong Donates Personal Protective Items to Elderly Centres & Nursing Homesedit

News Patrolling – Online

RB Hong Kong is always driven by its purpose to put people first so as to protect, heal and nurture in a relentless pursuit of a cleaner, healthier world. As the Covid 19 health crisis continues in Hong Kong, RB has initiated the Community Anti Epidemic Support Programme (“the Program”).

What to do on a long layover in Hong Kongedit

Newsbreak – Online

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Fate of Disneyland, Ocean Park hangs on Hong Kong’s tourism futureedit

Flip Board – Online

This idea may have some superficial attraction, but there is also a considerable downside. It would deprive thousands of Hong Kong families of the opportunity of a pleasurable day out, and reduce the city’s attractiveness to international and mainland tourists.

Hong Kong’s Peculiar Architecture Can Be Explained by Feng Shuiedit

Mental Floss – Online

But not every architect in Hong Kong takes feng shui into account. The Bank of China Tower is infamous for its sharp angles, which feng shui experts claim damages the positive energy around it. Anything bad that happens to the surrounding businesses is immediately blamed on the tower, and the neighboring HSBC building even installed cranes that are meant to combat any bad luck it radiates.

Hong Kong August retail sales plunge 13.1% as spending, tourism evaporateedit

Reuters – Online

Hong Kongs retail sales plunged 13.1% in August from a year earlier as coronavirus restrictions slammed the brakes on spending in the city and tourism slowed to a trickle Sales dropped to HK$25.6 billion ($3.30 billion), government data showed on Wednesday, falling for the 18th straight month but at a somewhat slower pace than in July, when they tumbled by 23.1%.

HK Express launches flights to nowhereedit

Business Traveller – Online

Budget carrier HK Express is offering 1.5 hour flights encircling Hong Kong in an effort to cope with the Covid 19 travel slump.

Golf: Hong Kong Open postponed due to COVID19 pandemicedit

ReutersNews 18The Times of IndiaRealtime Rediff – Online

The Hong Kong Open will be postponed until next year due to the ongoing COVID19 pandemic, the organisers of the golf tournament said on Wednesday. The event, which is organised by the European and Asian Tours, was due to be held at the Hong Kong Golf Club at the end of November.

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