Singapore's Covid-19 travel lane with Germany: Should you go?


It will be the first time residents can go for quarantine-free leisure travel since Singapore shut its borders in March last year. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Singapore's plan to pilot leisure travel for those vaccinated against Covid-19 - starting with Germany - has given cheer to travel-starved residents who have been kept at home by the coronavirus pandemic for more than a year.

The quarantine-free travel lanes for vaccinated passengers going to and coming from Germany and Brunei from Sept 8 will be closely watched by the rest of the world to glean lessons from the successes - or missteps - of Singapore's calibrated reopening.

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