BANGKOK -- Southeast Asia's tourism industry is working with governments to make the most of what is likely to be a subdued Lunar New Year by promoting domestic travel and shopping, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to shut out visitors from abroad.
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A view of the Marina Bay Sands, one of Singapore's most iconic locations. Many hotels in the city-state are offering takeout and delivery meals for Lunar New Year to make up for the loss of tourists. © Reuters
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