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According to online booking platform Trip.com, searches for flight tickets increased by 90 per cent in the hour after the visa exemption agreement between Singapore and China was announced.

SINGAPORE, Dec 28 — As China loosens infection controls and travel restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic, segments of the tourism sector in Singapore are warming up to the...

Since Singapore reopened its borders in April and started to allow vaccinated travellers back in, Stanley Foo, founder of tour operator Oriental Travel and Tours, said he had seen an “influx” of Indian tourists. The city state has long recorded high numbers of visitors from India – 1.4 million came in 2019, according to the tourism board – making their...

Southeast Asia is attracting visitors again, but rising costs, hiring troubles and the absence of Chinese tourists may dampen a robust travel recovery.

Friday, 30 Apr 2021 09:47 AM MYT The first visitors from Hong Kong under the air travel bubble are due in Singapore from May 26, 2021 onwards. ― TODAY file pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SINGAPORE, April 30 — A number of attraction operators and hoteliers here do not believe the recently revived Hong Kong-Singapore air travel bubble will provide the boost they need to ride out the Covid-19 pandemic given the small number of passengers...

SINGAPORE - The morning commuting crowd streamed out of Raffles Place MRT station, most of them office workers walking closely behind one another. From 8.30am to 9.30am on Monday (April 5), the tap of bank and ez-link cards at the gantries was relentless. If not for the wearing of face masks, one could almost forget that people continue to live through a viral pandemic. But daily morning commuters whom The Straits Times spoke to said this has been the case for months. Despite Monday being the...

M.Tech brings expanded IronNet offering to APAC market Brings the vendors network detection and response solution, IronDefense, and IronDome, its collective defence platform, to APAC market Credit: Dreamstime Singapore headquartered cyber security distribution specialist M.Tech has struck an expanded agreement with collective defence and network detection and response vendor IronNet, bringing new solutions to the Asia Pacific region.    The deal, which represents a reinforcemen...

Collective defense and network detection and response software vendor IronNet Cybersecurity has expanded its distribution deal with M. Tech with new product offerings. M. Tech will also now distribute IronDefense, IronNet’s network detection and response solution, and Collective Defense platform IronDome to enterprises and reseller partners across Australia and New Zealand, as well as in Southeast Asia, India and Taiwan. The distributor said the announcement reinforces IronNet’s commitment ...