Tag: travel
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HC to UK Stresses on Following Coronavirus Guidelines
The HC to UK has stressed on following coronavirus guidelines.
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Cleared for takeoff? World eyes ‘health passports’
Paris, March 9 (AFP/APP):From digital certificates to “health passports”, countries and airlines across the globe are hoping to relaunch travel by letting people prove their Covid-free status. But with patchy vaccine access around the world and mounting concerns over data privacy, questions are swirling about how the measures will work in practice. – There’s an…
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Belgium Bans Non-Essential Foreign Trips from Wednesday
Belgium has banned non-essential foreign trips from Wednesday.
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More than 400 Million Passengers Expeced in China Railway
BEJING, Dec 29 (XINHUA/APP): China is expected to see 407 million railway passenger trips during the upcoming 40-day Spring Festival travel rush, according to the national railway operator. An average of 10.18 million railway trips will be made every day during the travel rush from Jan. 28 to March 8 in 2021, China State Railway…
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France and Britain reopened cross-Channel travel
Dec 23 (AFP/APP): France and Britain reopened cross-Channel travel on Wednesday after a 48-hour ban to curb the spread of a new coronavirus variant but thousands of truckers faced being stranded for days near the port of Dover. The major transit hub reopened following an agreement between London and Paris to allow hauliers stuck in…
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Thousands of Trucks Mass at Dover in Cross-Channel Chaos
Thousands of trucks have massed at Dover in a cross-channel chaos.
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United Airlines Unveils Voluntary Contract Tracing Program
United Airlines has unveiled a voluntary contract tracing program,
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Hong Kong to Singapore Travel Bubble Popped by Virus Spike
The Hong Kong to Singapore Travel Bubble has been popped by a virus spike.
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Citizens of 46 Countries Can Visit Pakistan Without Visa
Citizens of 46 countries can visit Pakistan without a visa.
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Lufthansa Says 30,000 Jobs at Risk Over Pandemic
Lufthansa says that 30,000 jobs are at risk over the pandemic.