Travellers heading abroad this summer are being urged to exercise caution as COVID-19 cases are rising again in parts of Asia. Countries such as Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, and India have reported a fresh uptick in infections, driven largely by new Omicron sub-variants.
According to a report by Conde Nast Traveller, despite the rise in numbers, travel remains unaffected. Flights are operating on schedule and there are no quarantine or testing requirements for domestic or international travellers. However, health authorities continue to monitor the situation.
For travellers, the advice is to stay cautious, especially if elderly, immunocompromised, or dealing with chronic conditions. Doctors recommend that these groups assess the need for travel and consider postponing non-essential trips.
All travellers are advised to…