National carrier Singapore Airlines (SIA) and regional carrier Silk Air will resume few flights to some of the international destinations in June and July subject to regulatory approvals and changes. SIA said, “SIA and Silk Air will continue to adjust our capacity to match the demand for international air travel,” on Monday (June 1). SIA also informed through its website ...
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‘Fast Lane Arrangements’ for Essential Business Travel between Singapore and China
Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) announced on Friday (May 29) that Singapore and China have agreed to launch ‘Fast Lane Arrangements’ in early June to facilitate essential business and official travel between both the countries. The announcement came after the second China-Singapore joint meeting through video conference on Thursday (May 28). Mr. Chee Wee Kiong, Permanent Secretary of Singapore’s ...
Read More »Changi Airport’s Terminal 4 to Suspend Operations from 16th May
Changi Airport Group (CAG) on Tuesday said that Terminal 4 at Changi Airport will suspend all its operations from coming Saturday (16th May). In a statement, CAG said: “Changi Airport’s terminal operations will be consolidated further to optimise resources in tandem with the sharp decline in flight movements because of the global Covid-19 pandemic.” Terminal 4 is the newest terminal ...
Read More »PM Lee updates on the COVID-19 situation in Singapore
Singapore has extended current partial lockdown by another four weeks and will now last until June 1. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in his address to the nation today announced this as a measure to curb the further spread of coronavirus infections in the country. The lockdown, which include the closures of most malls, workplaces and schools, was initially set ...
Read More »Singapore Airlines Enhances its Travel Waiver Policy
To offer even more flexibility to its customers about their existing bookings, Singapore Airlines further updated its travel waiver policy yesterday. Passenger who bought a Singapore Airlines or SilkAir ticket through a travel agent or directly with the airline, may be eligible to get flight credits to retain the value of their ticket plus also enjoy bonus credit value while ...
Read More »Singapore Changi Airport T2 suspended to break the Coronavirus Outbreak
Singapore has declared that it will close down terminal activities at the Changi Airport from May 1. According to the news reports, activities of the air’s Terminal 2 will stay suspended for year and a half 18 Months. This move comes in the wake of the ongoing emergency because of the spread of COVID-19 and sharp decrease in traveller traffic. ...
Read More »Singapore Government reports third ‘Solidarity’ Budget package worth $3.6 billion to Help Singapore tide over the Covid-19 situation
The Singapore Government will report an exceptional third round of help measures to help tide Singapore through the one month of Covid-19 separating measures Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat declared estimates that incorporate pay appropriations for all organizations, rental waivers and money payout for every single grown-up Singaporean. Singapore was perhaps the soonest nation outside China ...
Read More »Government Pay Support is greatest Help for SG the Travel Industry Players
In Singapore due to COVID-19 deputy prime minister and minister for finance, Heng Swee Keat in Parliament said on Thursday (Mar 26) as he narrate about Resilience Budget plan to help manage the circumstance. In Resilience Budget includes full property tax waivers additionally, the government will co-fund 75 per cent of salaries for firms in the aviation and tourism sector ...
Read More »Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Singapore
Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) is an infectious pandemic caused by a new virus. The pandemic causes respiratory illness with symptoms such as a cough, fever, and in more severe cases, difficulty breathing. The new coronavirus (Covid-19) has spread to nearly every country in the world since it first emerged in China Wuhan city at the beginning of the year. As we ...
Read More »Singapore issued US$33 billion stimulus package
Singapore issued an S$48 billion (US$33 billion) stimulus package to tide its economy through the outbreak. The country reported 73 new cases (Covid-19) with several new clusters located. This brings the total number of infections to 631. National carrier Singapore Airlines will ground 96 percent of its capacity that had been scheduled up until April of this year. Singapore will block ...
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