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British Airways' suitable case for charity

British Airways' suitable case for charityWrapping up the news you might have missed this week

Vietnam is lauded for its strong sense of culture and traditions, with Dalat suggested as one of the top retirement spots in the country.

Tired of the rat race? Check out these destinationsInternational Living names fives destinations in Asia as perfect for retirees.

IATA's Alexandre de Junia lashed out at governments around the world for their approach to dealing with new Covid-19 outbreaks.

New Covid rules could kill off travel recoveryAdditional travel restrictions and quarantine measures only "increase hardship for millions", said IATA's chief.

The celebratory flight on 23 December came one day after the European Medicines Agency gave the green light for the vaccine by U.S. company Pfizer and Germany’s BioNTech.

Look! A syringe drawing in the skyGerman pilot celebrates start of Europe's vaccine campaign with unique flight path.

Life hack from Richard Muljadi: booking an entire flight is still cheaper than chartering a plane.

Things that crazy rich Asians do for 'safe travel'An Indonesian socialite booked an entire Jakarta-Bali flight because "we ain't flying unless it's just us".

The bravery and isolation of hotel quarantine.

Picture this: The bravery of hotel isolationCatching up on the week’s news from around the globe

The Hari Hong Kong will open on 12 December.

Here’s Hari, a beacon for Hong KongCatching up on the week’s news from around the globe.

Vaccine efficacy news gave a much-needed injection of hope to travel, but industry experts fear vaccines will not solve travel restrictions in 2021.

Have vaccine, will travel?First comes an injection of hope, next comes the dose of reality. Will the Covid vaccine be effective in reviving travel?

Klong Ong Ang is a historic waterway turned walking street in Bangkok, attracting hordes of visitors on weekends.

Bangkok's once dirtiest canal is now its newest attractionCatching up on the news from around the globe this week.

Experts believe it will take months after the vaccine is released and manufactured to scale before it would even become available to the business travel population at large.

Vaccines promising, but temper your enthusiasmReality check: travel medical experts caution against taking data of vaccine manufacturers at face value.