Singapore | A quick visit is still a visit and while Prime Minister Scott Morrison won’t spend more than a couple of hours in Singapore on Thursday, an indication that a reciprocal travel arrangement is on the horizon could go a long way.
Singapore and Australia first began tossing around the idea of a travel bubble back in September. The prospects looked bright again a few months ago. Then community transmission crept up in Singapore, a partial lockdown began, and dreams of international travel were again shelved.
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Emma Connors was South-east Asia correspondent from October 2019 until mid-2023, based in Jakarta and Singapore. She has previously edited Perspective and Opinion and has written extensively across the AFR and related titles. Connect with Emma on Twitter. Email Emma at emma.connors@nine.com.au
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