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Singapore Sees People Travelling This Year as Vaccines Roll Out Bloomberg 2/9/2021 Haslinda Amin and Kyunghee Park © Bloomberg Skytrains sit on an elevated platform in front of the Rain Vortex in the Forest Valley garden during a media tour of the Jewel Changi Airport in Singapore, on Thursday, April 11, 2019. The Jewel is a new mega-attraction at Singapore's Changi Airport and will open its doors to the public on April 17. (Bloomberg) -- Countries could relax border controls and allow more travel if there’s a set of standards for vaccine certification that immigration ...

Countries could relax border controls and allow more travel if there’s a set of standards for vaccine certification that immigration authorities can use to help determine entry policies, Singapore Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung said.

Countries could relax border controls and allow more travel if there’s a set of standards for vaccine certification that immigration authorities can use to help determine entry policies, Singapore Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung said.

We used to think we knew travel: a trip in a plane or on a train to some far flung destination, to flop on a beach or eat a smorgasbord of delicacies. Then COVID hit and suddenly travel as the world knew it changed. Destinations closed off and flights ground to a halt. Instead of sinking into the mire, the travel industry has this year focused on adapting and getting creative – with aviation being no exception. Airlines and airports, faced with a lack of places to go to, have instead come up with an ever more creative array of travel experiences that can still go ahead within the confines o...

Now you can go glamping in an airport.  Singapore’s Changi Airport has been offering "Glamping in the Clouds" as part of its holiday season Festival Village, which is running until Jan. 3.  Visitors can stay overnight inside "glamping," or glamorous camping, tents at the airport’s retail and leisure wing, according to Reuters.   "Glamping in the Clouds" allows groups of up to four people can stay inside luxury "festive-themed" tents at the airport’s highest level beside "towering ficus trees decorated with fairy lights," airport officials said in a statement. Singapore’s C...