No, Indian tourists can't replace Southeast Asia's absent Chinese visitors - just look at Singapore

Since Singapore reopened its borders in April and started to allow vaccinated travellers back in, Stanley Foo, founder of tour operator Oriental Travel and Tours, said he had seen an “influx” of Indian tourists. The city state has long recorded high numbers of visitors from India – 1.4 million came in 2019, according to the tourism board – making their...

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