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Of the 92 passengers on the two flights out on reopening day, just six were on the quarantine-free arrangement.

First travel bubble kicks off for South KoreaSaipan's calling for the first batch of vaccinated tourists from Seoul.

MOTAC collaborates with PETEKMA Pangkor Island Branch to facilitate the movement of villagers to receive their vaccines.

Pangkor joins reopening queueThe Malaysian resort island is on track to achieve herd immunity by early September.

The vaccine passport will initially be issued on paper, and the government plans to grow the number of countries accepting the document to 30.

Japan's vaccine passport now ready for flightHolders can travel quarantine free to an initial list of five countries.

As virtual teambuilding takes off, we sniff out some fun ideas that can help combat Zoom fatigue, such as virtual marathons.

Zoom fatigue, be gone!Fun and meaningful teambuilding ideas to take remote teams out of the rut.

By early September, Singapore hopes to allow quarantine-free travel and relook travel corridors with other countries or regions that have Covid-19 infections under control.

Singapore eyes quarantine-free travel in SeptemberMore virus curbs to be eased for vaccinated travellers as country moves from Covid-19 pandemic to endemic.

"DW" as he's currently identified went into the plane bathroom in a niqab, but emerged in men's clothes, which led to the exposé.

'Fake it till you make it' to the planeIn Indonesia, one man assumes his wife's identity and Covid test result just to fly.

According to The Economist, the AstraZeneca vaccine is most widely accepted by governments worldwide.

Which Covid vaccine is most accepted for international travel?Not all vaccines are created equal in the eyes of governments.

Responses should be a wake-up call to governments to do a better job of preparing for a restart, says IATA’s Director General Willie Walsh.

The frustration is real: Covid hassles weigh on travellersPandemic fatigue is setting in among passengers who struggle with paperwork and arranging PCR tests.

From left: Andee Yeo of Sarawak Business Events Association; Sharzede Datu Hj Salleh Askor of Sarawak Tourism Board; Amelia Roziman of BESarawak, Hii Chang Kee and Datuk Karim Rahman Hamzah of Ministry of Tourism, Arts & Culture Sarawak; Suriya Charles Buas of Ministry of Tourism, Arts & Culture Malaysia; Audry Wan Ullok of Sarawak Tourism Federation; and Gracie Geikie of Malaysian Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers.

Could Sarawak be first on Malaysia's reopening plan?A high vaccination rate could place the state ahead of Langkawi's potential September bubble.

Sun, sea and shots await vaccine tourists to Guam. They will have a choice of Pfizer, Moderna or Johnson & Johnson brands.

Strong reactions to Guam's Air V&V programmeVaccine holidays now a shot in arm for Taiwan's travel agencies.