Empty middle seat? Depends on which country you are flying in
Travellers, airlines and airports are grappling with a hodgepodge of rules put in place during the pandemic that will make flying different in almost every country.
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World's busiest flight routes: Sydney-Melbourne disappears from ranking
The flight route between Sydney and Melbourne, regularly ranked one of busiest in the world, has disappeared from the top 10.
New Qantas health rules at odds with experts' advice
Qantas' new COVID-19 health policy contradicts advice from Australia's leading government health experts.
UK urged to ditch quarantine for 'travel bubbles' linking low-risk countries
Britain should set up "travel bubbles" with low-risk countries to allow the movement of people, instead of bringing in new coronavirus quarantine rules when flights restart, according to Heathrow Airport.
Cafe's customers wear 'pool noodle hats' to measure social distancing
One cafe in Germany has gone viral thanks to an innovative approach. But all is not what it first seemed.
How safe is cabin air for plane passengers?
Jet manufacturers and airlines are launching an urgent initiative to convince nervous travellers that the air they breathe on planes is safe.
Qatar reveals new suits for cabin crew, fines and prison for passengers not wearing masks
Those not wearing a face mask inside Qatar risk a fine of 200,000 riyals ($A81,600) and a maximum prison sentence of three years.
Grand but empty: Italy's luxury historic hotels in lockdown
Like lonely grande dames, Italy's luxury hotels lack company amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The perfect refuge is welcoming back tourists by June 15
If there's one destination in particular that might turn into an ideal getaway from Covid-19, it's Iceland.
Bali may reopen to tourists as early as October
Indonesia's tropical holiday island of Bali could reopen to tourists in October, thanks to its success in controlling the coronavirus outbreak, the government says.
Australia's most isolated resorts unlikely to enjoy domestic tourism boom
Australia's far-flung accommodation has become a victim of the tyranny of social distance.
Record breakers: The unusual airlines flying into Australia due to COVID-19
Several airlines have flown into Australia from from Europe, the Middle East and South America for the first time.
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