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Back to September 2020
N95 in my kit
By
Junjie Watkins*
- Asia
- Global
The new normal in future travel will likely include masks, sanitisers and antiseptic wipes
It’s been seven months – and counting – since I’ve set foot in an airport, a record in my career. Sometimes I imagine what it would be like when I can travel overseas for clients again. Will I still have time to chill at lou...
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