Singapore upbeat on Hong Kong travel, but don’t call it a bubble


Singapore has reopened to quarantine-free travel from a handful of places such as China and New Zealand, where cases are low. - Bloomberg

SINGAPORE (Bloomberg): Singapore and Hong Kong are still trying to revive an agreement to allow quarantine-free travel between the two Asian financial hubs, which could be used as a model to open to more parts of the world, Singapore Health Minister Ong Ye Kung said.

With very low Covid-19 case counts, or none at all on many days, the cities are well positioned to open their borders again, Ong said, a positive sign for the on-again, off-again travel plan initially scheduled for last November but subsequently shelved.

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