General
Why there are unlikely to be any COVID-19 travel bubbles any time soon

Travel bubbles with neighbouring countries would be useless and dangerous without mass vaccinations in Australia, an aviation expert says.
Key points:
- An expert says overseas travel would be two or three times worse than domestic border woes
- Among the first bubbles expected to open would be New Zealand and Papua New Guinea
- But one hidden danger could be indirect travellers taking advantage of the bubbles
The idea of a travel bubble, where people could move freely between countries, has been talked about since the start of the pandemic — but is yet to become a reality for Australia.
While New Zealanders could visit some Australian states without quarantining, that arrangement was not reciprocal.
Continue Reading
-
Noosa News11 hours ago
Grasp opportunities, Judge urges – Proctor
-
Noosa News23 hours ago
Who was the first PM to visit China? Take the Brisbane Times Quiz
-
Business13 hours ago
3 of the best ASX shares to buy with $5,000
-
Business9 hours ago
Up 29% since April, why is this ASX 200 coal stock tumbling today?