SINGAPORE -- Singapore is halting sales of new tickets for inbound flights and buses under the country's quarantine-free entry programs, the government said on Wednesday, due to growing fears of the omicron coronavirus variant.
Air tickets, as well as buses from Malaysia, hit by one-month sales suspension
Passengers from Amsterdam arrive at Singapore's Changi Airport via a vaccinated travel lane in October. © Reuters
SINGAPORE -- Singapore is halting sales of new tickets for inbound flights and buses under the country's quarantine-free entry programs, the government said on Wednesday, due to growing fears of the omicron coronavirus variant.