Singapore said Friday it will reopen its doors to tourists from Brunei and New Zealand from Sept. 8, marking the first time since March this year when it banned the entry of such visitors due to the COVID-19 global pandemic."This is a small cautious step to start to reopen aviation and resuscitate Changi Airport as well as Singapore Airlines," Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung told reporters."As a small open economy, to survive, we have got to keep our borders open. To earn a living, we have to have connections with the world, and to thrive and prosper, we must be an aviation hub."He said Brun…READ FULL ARTICLE
