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As Universal Studios partially opens in Beijing, visitors indulge in a shopping spree with high hopes on park's reopening on Saturday - Vimarsana News

As Universal Studios partially opens in Beijing, visitors indulge in a shopping spree with high hopes on park's reopening on Saturday

As Beijing gradually brought the latest COVID-19 outbreaks under control, the Beijing Universal Studios’ Grand Hotel and Universal CityWalk reopened on Friday, with visitors indulging in a shopping spree for souvenirs and expressing excitement about the long-anticipated reopening of the park on Saturday.

Thousands of US flights cancelled or delayed as labour shortages trigger more travel chaos - Vimarsana News

Thousands of US flights cancelled or delayed as labour shortages trigger more travel chaos

More than 6,000 flights were cancelled in the US on Friday and Saturday as airlines struggle to find enough staff for their operations.

Arrivals from China still continue to trickle in - Vimarsana News

Arrivals from China still continue to trickle in

BUSINESS: Despite stringent travel restrictions in China, Thailand still received 36,246 Chinese visitors in the first five months of 2022, with 20,000 arrivals recorded in the month of May alone, com

Arrivals from China still continue to trickle in - Vimarsana News

Arrivals from China still continue to trickle in

Despite stringent travel restrictions in China, Thailand still received 36,246 Chinese visitors in the first five months of 2022, with 20,000 arrivals recorded in the month of May alone, comprising business travellers, students and Elite Card holders.

Subsidies to keep airlines aloft - Vimarsana News

Subsidies to keep airlines aloft

The government's cash subsidies for domestic airlines that began on May 21 will continue till July 20 and will help the latter to hedge against declining passenger numbers due to the recent resurgence of local COVID-19 cases and rising fuel costs, industry experts said.