Southeast Asia Travel News | Update Feb 11th

Southeast Asia Travel News | Update Feb 11th
Vietnam considers visa exemption for 24 countries to open tourism doors wider
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has asked the government to consider resuming unilateral visa exemptions for 24 countries that had enjoyed the policy prior to the Covid-19 outbreak.
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Da Nang to fully reopen aviation, tourism next month
Authorities in Da Nang City, a popular tourism hub in central Vietnam, plan to resume all flight routes and tourism activities next month to boost economic recovery.
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Philippines details arriving protocols for foreign travellers
The Philippine tourism secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat has issued a reminder to all arriving travellers of the country’s entry requirements, as borders prepare to reopen to international leisure travellers on February 10.
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PG goes double daily to Phnom Penh from February 1

Bangkok Airways will increase direct service between Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) and Phnom Penh (Cambodia) to twice-daily starting 1 February
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Malaysia’s govt council recommends reopening borders to quarantine-free travel on March 1
Malaysia’s government advisory council has agreed to reopen the nation’s borders to international visitors as early as March 1, without requiring travellers to undergo compulsory quarantine.

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