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Latest news and updates about discussions to create travel bubbles between Hong Kong and destinations where residents have been vaccinated, which would allow possible exemptions from...
- Explainer: What is the Covid-19 travel bubble and what could it mean for Hong Kong? - YP - South China Morning Post
As the Covid-19 situation in Hong Kong gets back under ...
- Explainer: What is the Covid-19 travel bubble and what could it mean for Hong Kong? - YP - South China Morning Post
2021年4月26日 · The Governments of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Singapore today (April 26) announced that designated flights under the bilateral Air Travel Bubble (ATB) arrangement will begin on May 26, resuming cross-border air travel in a gradual and orderly manner amidst stabilised epidemic situations of the two places.
2021年8月20日 · Air travel bubble decision explained. August 20, 2021. Hong Kong and Singapore will continue their best possible efforts to resume normal bilateral travel and in doing so, a balance must be struck between the resumption of normality and the containment of the COVID-19 epidemic.
2021年8月19日 · The HKSAR Government welcomes Singapore's announcement to unilaterally allow entry of travellers from Hong Kong into Singapore quarantine-free starting from August 20, 2021, at 11.59pm, considering that it is a step forward in resuming cross-border travel between the two regional aviation hubs and international cities.
2021年4月26日 · The Government today announced that flights under the Hong Kong-Singapore Air Travel Bubble (ATB) will begin on May 26 with more stringent public health protocols. The air travel bubble, announced last year, was deferred due to the developments of the COVID-19 epidemic in Hong Kong.
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2021年8月19日 · Travel bubble talks halted. August 19, 2021. Hong Kong and Singapore have decided not to pursue further discussions on the bilateral Air Travel Bubble after taking into account the differences in the anti-epidemic strategies currently adopted by both sides.
