Singapore aims to use vaccine passports with other countries to revive tourism
February 24, 2021 at 3:10 p.m.
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Singapore is discussing the use of Covid-19 vaccination certificates with other countries. To restore tourism
Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Uncle revealed in a video clip released on Facebook that Although developed countries can afford enough of the Covid-19 vaccine, we need to work together internationally. So that all countries Including developing countries have access to vaccines.
It is also said that Singapore is discussing the adoption of a Covid-19 vaccination certificate or passport vaccine with other countries. But did not specify which countries discussed with And said passport vaccine was necessary to restore the world’s tourism.
In addition to Singapore, Greece, Spain and the UK, it is one of many countries that are interested in vaccine passports to boost tourism and economy.
However, Singapore has started vaccination both from Pfizer / Biotech. (Pfizer / BioNTech) and Moderna two months ago, but Singapore’s economy has not recovered from its worst-record recession last year. Therefore, the resumption of business and tourism is a catalyst for Singapore.
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