Post-lockdown travelling requires more patience


Passengers queueing up at London’s Heathrow Airport recently. More people are travelling these days, but airlines, hotels and airports are struggling to cope with the demand. — Reuters

After nearly three years, I finally hopped on a plane and left the Malaysian skyline. I’d call it revenge travel because I visited three countries in three weeks.

I flew to London in May, using it as a base to journey to Italy and Iceland.

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