More from this week’s international travel news:
- Nat Geo: Photos of the Chinese Town That Duplicated Paris
- England adds Portugal to coronavirus quarantine list
- Letter to My Daughter Whom I Left Behind When We Moved To NZ
- Quebec to fine people for not wearing face masks in indoor public areas
- More than 18,000 turned away from Canada border since tourism ban
- Ibiza’s 40-year party could finally be over
- How Singapore’s COVID-19 Response Has Been a Model for Others
- Finnish government eases travel restrictions
- Ukrainian Woman walks onto airplane wing after complaining she was too hot
- The crypt at Notre Dame has reopened with a fascinating exhibition
- Germany links Covid-19 outbreak at ski resort to US citizen who failed to quarantine
- Indonesians caught without a mask forced to dig graves for Covid-19 victims
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We all Nepalese in tourism are waiting when travel reopens in Nepal.