A very large impact, the opening of borders can better promote the economic development of various countries.  Especially useful for business activities.  I hope the disappearance of the virus will bring people's well-being.
Since I had already returned to Malaysia once before the opening, I did not choose to return directly this time.  Because I still have to arrange transportation after returning to Malaysia, I am still afraid to take the Malaysia bus so far.
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This will definitely contribute to recovery efforts with a positive impact on the economy and well being of the people of both Singapore and Malaysia.  I would expect the opening to help keep overall market sentiment strong and attract further foreign buying of local equities. The removal of strict quarantine and testing requirements are key to reviving leisure and business travel.  We should also see some positive impact from the tourist spending.

Singapore has no choice but to open up its borders as most western European countries and even south East Asian countries like Indonesia and Thailand are starting to do so. Failure to keep pace will have a huge impact on Singapore's economy as foreign investment and companies based in Singapore will be be negatively impacted by the restrictions in labour movement and tourism. Singapore also depends on labour supply from Malaysia and Malaysia depends on tourists from Singapore to...

After a hefty 2 years+ of closure to non-essential travelers; the busiest land border crossings in the world is finally reopened since Apr 1 2022. It is heartening to witness those whom are able to reunite with their loved ones on both sides of the causeway.
To put it frankly; I personally do not feel it will impact Singapore’s tourism to a great extent. As I am confident the mother island has more than its own unique appeal to attract both locals and tourists ...

the tourism industry in Malaysia is set to rise, due to cheaper spending in Malaysia. and the people who have traditionally taken advantage of cheaper petrol prices in the past in Malaysia will continue their old ways.
however, there will be a boom for Singapore workforce as the menial jobs will be taken up by Malaysians who are able to travel daily now without additional cost.
Singapore's tourism industry gets its lion share from mainland Ch...

After the border reopens on 1 April, a lot of people (PR, Singaporean, WP) cross over the border for many reasons. Some for petrol, food, while others is for family.
This will definitely boost the tourism, in both countries, especially in view of the upcoming Ramadan.
3 cheers for the opening

Singapore and Malaysia are both countries that have a very unique relationship due to history and people. The close ties between both countries are like brothers and sisters. Before the lockdown, Singapore-Malaysia is one of the busiest air travel and land travel route in the world. I'm sure the congestion will be back very soon, especially for those with family, work or businesses in either countries. The reopening for borders will definitely see ...

While aviation-based counters are expected to benefit from the border reopening counters related to tourism, retail and consumer sectors are also among the key beneficiaries from the reopening of the Malaysia-Singapore border as of April 1.  Investors’ sentiment on the broader market will definitely be improved.  Overall view should be turning more positive amid the reopening of the border as more tourists come in.