Hong Kong and Singapore have established the world’s first ‘travel bubble’, allowing residents to travel without the mandatory two-week quarantine. Photo: Reuters
Hong Kong and Singapore have established the world’s first ‘travel bubble’, allowing residents to travel without the mandatory two-week quarantine. Photo: Reuters

After summer blighted by coronavirus, aviation and travel industries face harsh winter, warns boss of AirAsia’s booking app

  • Signs of recovery in Asia offer a glimmer of hope to aviation and tourism sectors devastated by travel restrictions, says Karen Chan, CEO of the low-cost carrier’s mobile app
  • Globally, 43 commercial airlines had gone under this year as of October, according to travel data firm Cirium

Hong Kong and Singapore have established the world’s first ‘travel bubble’, allowing residents to travel without the mandatory two-week quarantine. Photo: Reuters
Hong Kong and Singapore have established the world’s first ‘travel bubble’, allowing residents to travel without the mandatory two-week quarantine. Photo: Reuters
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