Asia opens travel bubbles with low-risk nations


An aircraft operated by Scoot Tigerair Pte, a unit of Singapore Airlines Ltd, stands at Singapore Changi Airport in Singapore, on March 17,2020. - Bloomberg

PETALING JAYA: Several countries in Asia have been working towards opening up their tourism sector by opening travel bubbles between low-risk countries.

In Singapore, the government has allowed for a fully vaccinated travel lane with Germany and Brunei that will begin on Sept 8.

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