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Swiss 'zero star hotel' offers sleepless nights
Reuters, Published on 23/06/2022
» SAILLON, Switzerland: "I couldn't sleep," and "my room was too noisy," may be complaints hoteliers dread from guests, but for the Riklin brothers that is the entire point of their latest 'zero star hotel' art installation.
S.Korea to increase international flights starting May
Reuters, Published on 06/04/2022
» SEOUL: South Korea said on Wednesday it will add hundreds of international flights per week beginning in May, continuing to ease anti-coronavirus measures as its Omicron wave declines.
Hong Kong hopes to 'resolve' Covid flight-ban rule as cases ease
Reuters, Published on 23/03/2022
» HONG KONG: Hong Kong is looking to resolve a problem over a ban on airlines which bring in Covid-positive passengers as it eases travel curbs that have sealed off the city for two years, its leader said on Wednesday
Cambodia drops Covid testing requirements for overseas visitors
Reuters, Published on 17/03/2022
» PHNOM PENH: Cambodia on Thursday dispensed with a requirement for visitors from overseas to take Covid-19 tests, as the country moved ahead of most neighbours by relaxing most restrictions to spur more investment and tourism, officials said.
Thailand sees gradual tourism recovery
Reuters, Published on 25/11/2021
» Thailand was among the first countries in Asia to reopen for foreign arrivals, and it is seeing a slow recovery, including new hotels touting longer stays for individual travellers.
Indonesia, Malaysia to start phased travel corridor
Reuters, Published on 10/11/2021
» Indonesia and Malaysia have agreed to introduce a travel corridor between them on a gradual basis, starting with key areas like capital cities and the holiday island of Bali, the two countries' leaders said on Wednesday.
First trickle of tourists in October as curbs ease
Reuters, Published on 26/11/2020
» A total of 1,201 foreign tourists were reported in October after a ban in April aimed at averting coronavirus outbreaks, as the country gradually opens up to a select number of visitors to help its struggling, tourism-reliant economy.