COVID-19 Update|Industry News Archives - Page 4 of 13

11 October 2020

COVID: Australia in talks over quarantine-free travel

Australia's government says it is in talks with several nations about quarantine-free travel.

8 October 2020

Cruise Industry First to Commit to 100% Testing Worldwide

This week CLIA was pleased to confirm one of the most important measures that will underpin the extensive new health protocols cruise lines will adopt globally in response to COVID-19.

8 October 2020

Ambassador CHO signed the subsidiary agreement for the ROK-PIF COVID-19 Recovery Project

Ambassador CHO signed the subsidiary agreement for the ROK-PIF COVID-19 Recovery Project on Tuesday, 29 September at the PIF secretariat with the Deputy Secretary-General, Mr. Filimon Manoni.

5 October 2020

Solomon Islands records first positive case of COVID-19

Tourism Solomons calls on industry to support government action

4 October 2020

Two ways to help revive tourism in Asia and the Pacific

Promoting domestic travel and using “travel bubbles” will help throw a lifeline to the region's struggling tourism industry.

1 October 2020

How nations such as Samoa and Micronesia are coping with the collateral damage of the pandemic

The nations that managed to stay Covid-free have one thing in common: they shut their borders early

14 September 2020

UNWTO Highlights Potential of Domestic Tourism to Help Drive Economic Recovery in Destinations Worldwide

As restrictions on travel begin to ease globally, destinations around the world are focusing on growing domestic tourism, with many offering incentives to encourage people to explore their own countries.

2 August 2020

Coronavirus: Jacinda Ardern says Victoria Outbreak Pushes Trans-Tasman Bubble Well into the Future

The community outbreak of Covid-19 in Melbourne has driven the possibility of a trans-Tasman travel bubble between New Zealand and Australia well into the distance, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says.

28 July 2020

Fight COVID-19 by wearing masks, not with travel bans, says WHO

Countries must do more on the ground to halt the spread of COVID-19, within their borders, as travel bans cannot be indefinite, the World Health Organization (WHO) is saying.