From a global plane shortage to the pickleball craze – Here's your December 29 news briefing When the pandemic swept the globe in 2020, it goes without saying that air travel took a dive.
Now that air travel is booming again, we’re seeing a global plane shortage To cope with the continued air travel boom, airlines are placing more and more jet orders.
Hong Kong scraps more COVID rules On Tuesday, the Hong Kong government announced that from Wednesday onwards, international arrivals won't have to deal with COVID movement controls or venue exclusions.
Hong Kong cuts COVID patient quarantine to five days On Thursday morning, rumors circulated, with local media reporting that the city might drop its outdoor mask rule and shift to rapid testing for inbound travelers.
What you need to know about Indonesia's new laws that will ban sex outside of marriage There has been a lot of curiosity and confusion over a new law that criminalizes sex outside of marriage.
Portugal to open up digital nomad visas for people to stay up to a year When the pandemic hit and a lot of people shifted to working remotely, it was because we were all stuck at home trying not to get each other sick. But now that COVID guidelines are loosened, people who are still working remotely have the chance to do that from anywhere
Virgin Atlantic drops Hong Kong in Russian airspace issues Hong Kong has seen a slew of travel changes lately, having dropped all hotel quarantine restrictions for arrivals less than two weeks ago. For the most part, this has been good news for the travel industry. Hong Kong’s Travel Industry Council expects outbound travel to boost as much as