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Brand Singapore: Capturing the Spirit of a Nation

Tourism is an important multi-billion dollar industry for Singapore. The city-state’s visitor attractions, business-friendly regulations, reputation as a clean and green city, and strong connectivity to other countries has made it an ideal business and leisure destination. However, the competition for tourism and investment dollars has been intensifying.

Succession at Taiwan s Hop Lion Feather Works: Not Leaving It to Chance

Chen Koon-yaw (“Yao”), the fourth-generation owner of the Hop Lion Feather Works Corporation, handed the leadership role over to the next generation well before his retirement age. In 2015, then 61, Yao passed the baton to the fifth generation. This was surprising to some, as succession in Taiwan typically ensued from the demise of the incumbent and happened without planning.

The Singapore TraceTogether Story for COVID-19 Contact Tracing

Outbreak in Thailand draws wide concern as new variant hampers pandemic control

Outbreak in Thailand draws wide concern as new variant hampers pandemic control By YANG HAN in Hong Kong | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2021-05-06 17:12   People from Klong Toey community wait to get a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) test, in Bangkok, Thailand, May 4, 2021. [Photo/Agencies] Despite Thailand s effective response during the beginning of the pandemic, the latest outbreak that infected over 40,000 people since April has shown how immense a challenge it is to deal with COVID-19, experts say. From a public health point of view, Thailand does not look like it s anywhere near the resolution of this current wave, said Jeremy Lim, associate professor at the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health at the National University of Singapore.

The Covid-19 Crisis in Thailand: Charting a Safe and Sustainable Path to Recovery

19 Apr 2021 Thailand’s crisis response during the early phases of the global Covid-19 pandemic had been impressive. As at August 8, 2020, the total number of cases was 3,345, with only 27 cases added in the final week of July 2020. The kingdom’s success in the relatively swift reopening [from lockdown] and control of infection and deaths spurred spirited discussions on its achievements. How did Thailand succeed? What did the country do and avoid in order to achieve such accomplishments? Thailand saw its first case of Covid-19 infection on January 13, 2020. The patient, a female tourist who flew in from Wuhan, China, marked the first non-China Covid-19 case worldwide. In about a fortnight, the first local transmission was reported. The early wave of infection reached its peak when the number of confirmed cases hit 789 cases in the week of March 23, 2020. Most cases were concentrated in Bangkok. On advice from Thailand’s special taskforce for the pandemic response, Centre for C

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