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ASEAN Airlines to Enjoy Stopover Freedom, Boosting Trade and Tourism
In a landmark update, member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) airlines will soon be granted the freedom to perform multiple stopovers across member territories. This marks a significant change from the current provisions, which only permit direct return flights between two destinations. This announcement was made by Anthony Loke, Malaysian Transport Minister, noting that this change will be activated once all ASEAN member states sign Protocol 5 on Own Stopover Rights. However, all ASEAN members, excluding Myanmar and Indonesia, have signed Protocol 5 as of now. During a press conference, Loke provided an example stating, "A flight departing from Kuala Lumpur could go to Singapore, proceed to Bali, Indonesia, and from there carry on to other ASEAN destinations.” This news was proclaimed at the 30th Asian Transport Ministers (ATM) and the 58th Senior Transport Officials Meetings (STOM). Loke strongly believes that this protocol will boost regional air connectivity, offering airlines more operational flexibility. "This initiative will push tourism and accentuate trade by proposing more seamless and convenient air travel options across the region." Asian carriers, including Malaysian operators who possess substantial regional route networks, are anticipated to reap significantly from this enhancement. The protocol has been dispatched to the remaining member states yet to sign. According to Loke, we can expect Protocol 5 to be implemented by 2025, once all the signatures from member states are brought onboard. This move signals the start of a new era for ASEAN airlines and an exciting switch for passengers who shall now enjoy more travel routes and options. File photo for reference only -- 2024-11-25 -
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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
Pretty much. The UK became an active part of CRS in 2017. -
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So the U.S. elected an autocrat -- what to expect next from a Hungarian perspective
Obviously reading comprehension is not your strong suit is it? What part of being too lazy to type a massive text to explain my version. 5555 are you unable to understand? -
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Pheu Thai Party Claims Victory in Udon Thani Election
No, they turned yellow after the election. -
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Driving round on my Harley shouting 'Slava Ukraini' to passers by..
so you think the only people who support Ukraine are those on the front line? -
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Driving round on my Harley shouting 'Slava Ukraini' to passers by..
are afraid of something or just talking nonsense? It sounds as if you won't oppose the russian invasion of Ukraine because your worried you might fall of a bike? -
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Plan B Countries - Any Advice or Ideas ?
For British retirees on a DWP pension, choose the Philippines, and make your stay there a little over half of each year. One of the very few countries where you can receive the annual increment. Personally no experience of the country, as yet, but medical facilities there are probably pretty good, as long a destination for many US retirees. -
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Ex-Thai PM Yingluck to face legal proceedings on return home
If the charges and convictions can’t be overturned then she should rightly be patdoned. Everyone knows it was political persecution by the junta
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