Bali welcomes first international flight in two years as island opens to tourists from all countries

Bali began a tentative reopening to foreign tourists on February 16, with the first international passenger flight to the Indonesian holiday island in nearly two years.The resumption of flights comes as the Southeast Asian archipelago loosens quarantine rules even as it battles a surge in Covid-19 cases fuelled by the Omicron variant.A Singapore Airlines plane carrying 109 international travellers and 47 Indonesians landed in Bali on February 16, the island’s governor Wayan Koster told a press…

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