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Travellers must have received two doses of a Chinese-produced vaccine, or a single dose at least 14 days prior to applying for the visa. The three-week quarantine will still be mandatory. Pictured: Shanghai Pudong International Airport

To give China travel a shot, get a Chinese shotChina will facilitate entry for foreign visitors who have been vaccinated with Chinese vaccines.

As of early March, just 66.7 million – or less than 1% – of the global population has been fully vaccinated.

Opinion: The Catch-22 of health passportsWhile practical, vaccine passports could also exacerbate the divide between have-shots and have-nots.

Greek tourism minister Harry Theoharis has announced that the country is opening its borders on May 14.

More countries open up to vaccinated travellersSeychelles by end March, while Greece hopeful for May.

Conservationists have slammed the marketing gimmick and likened the enclosure at the Harbin hotel to a prison.

New hotel with polar bears get frosty receptionChinese public and conservationists decry the prison-like conditions the bears are kept in.

Singaporeans could be visiting Sydney before year’s end.

Bubbling up: Singapore-Australia travel talksMinisters ready to discuss a travel bubble once everyone is vaccinated.

A globetrotting science fiction action-thriller film on international espionage, Christopher Nolan's Tenet movie was shot across seven different locations, including Italy’s Amalfi coast.

Brilliant shows that will inspire travelA watchlist of 5 recent shows that travel agents should recommend to clients to get them dreaming about their next trip.

Event professionals have already used the app for networking, informal discussions and even an ‘after party’ alongside existing virtual or hybrid meetings.

Much abuzz over ClubhouseWhat's the hype about this invite-only audio networking app that has gotten the travel industry members talking?

Feline stowaways made headline news after harrowing escapes in London and Sudan.

Cat-astrophes averted for plane and train riding felinesClawful situations that even forced an emergency U-turn in the skies.

The face of America's fight against Covid, Dr Anthony Fauci, and his famous coronavirus model.

The coronavirus model is now a museum piece in the USA round-up of five news from around the globe you mustn't miss.

Not just in the skies only: AirAsia's red uniformed crew can now be spotted delivering food on Singapore's roads.

Now everyone can fly — and have their cake delivered tooAirAsia's food delivery service in Singapore has just taken off with 80 restaurants on board.