The Hanoitimes – The domestic airlines will soon reopen international routes to destinations where the pandemic is under control. Vietnam Airlines and Bamboo Airways have announced that they are ready to resume international air services to destinations where the coronavirus has been contained, likely from July 1, if authorized by the government. At a seminar on […]
Read MoreMANILA, Philippines — The Philippine economy is likely to contract by five percent this year due to the extent of lockdowns and the impact on tourism, said UK-based think tank Oxford Economics. In a new research brief titled “How COVID-19 impacts vary across ASEAN-5,” the economic research firm said the coronavirus pandemic delivers the largest […]
Read MoreOne thousand foreign visitors are expected to be allowed entry to Thailand per day and the standard 14-day Covid-19 quarantine rule will be waived, according to an implementation plan for “travel bubbles” to be submitted for the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA)’s approval on Wednesday. These visitors, who in the beginning will be mostly […]
Read MoreThe fast-growing food delivery business has started see a slowdown after the pandemic in the country is being seen to ease and more people are going out to shop and eat. The food delivery service enjoyed a quick dramatic growth in March and April when Cambodia recorded more than 100 case of COVID-19 infections and […]
Read MoreThe new proposal on tax cuts for local firms should focus on changes of earnings, not personnel, so it benefits the worst-hit companies during COVID-19, National Assembly (NA) deputies said on Thursday. The prolonged global COVID-19 pandemic has had a severe impact on the Vietnamese business community, especially small companies, finance minister Dinh Tien Dung told […]
Read MoreKUALA LUMPUR, June 14 — During the movement control order (MCO), many businesses were affected when the country came to a halt almost overnight. In the most extreme of cases, businesses closed and people lost their job. Then there are those who had to take pay cuts. Of the latter, a Think City survey found […]
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