Both cities are major aviation hubs, and the international air route between the two cities was among the busiest in the Asia-Pacific region before the pandemic
Hong Kong and Singapore have reached an in-principle agreement to establish a bilateral air travel bubble.
The move could help revive cross-border air travel between
the two aviation hubs in a safe and progressive way, authorities said.
Hong Kong and Singapore enjoy strong trade, investment,
finance, tourism and people-to-people ties.
Both cities are major aviation hubs, and the international
air route between the two cities was among the busiest in the Asia-Pacific
region before the pandemic.
YK Pang, chairman of the Hong Kong Tourist Board, said, “We welcome the Singapore government’s announcement of the in-principle agreement to establish a bilateral air travel bubble between Hong Kong and Singapore.
“The announcement is a timely match with the Hong Kong’s launch
of a standardised hygiene protocol for tourism-related sectors with the Hong
Kong Quality Assurance Agency, which was announced last week.
“The protocol allows the tourism-related sectors to be
well-prepared to welcome visitors back, while bolstering visitors’ confidence
in travelling to Hong Kong.”
New Zealand and Australia launched a similar travel bubble last week.
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