Chinese tourists, travel bubbles: how Asia can refloat its battered travel industry

Entrepreneur Catherine Tok typically leaves Singapore for a holiday six to eight times each year, but she believes her days as an avid traveller are over. At least, that is, until a vaccine for Covid-19 is discovered and border restrictions, quarantine periods and flight disruptions – like the ones that scuppered her trip to Taiwan last month – become a thing of the past.But a vaccine remains a distant hope. Many experts estimate it will be at least a year before a viable vaccine could be made…

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