: The hoped-for travel bubbles to help revive tourism may have already burst even before they took shape.
“We have been lobbying for the travel bubble for some time now, but it looks like it won’t happen for a while yet,” he told theSun yesterday. “Last year, nearly eight million Singaporeans visited Malaysia. However, under the Reciprocal Green Lane and Periodic Commuting Arrangement initiatives in place now, only essential travel for Singaporeans is allowed. Business and leisure travel are still barred.”
“The government can reconsider this plan once we have overcome the crisis at hand,” said the tropical health epidemiologist.
Right now, the country don't look too appealing to attract anyone out for a holiday.
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