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Far from the staid island it used to be known as, sensational Singapore is home to a 24/7-party scene, a beautifully restored Chinatown, a spice-scented Tamil Indian part of town, family-centred Sentosa and great rooms available via HotelTravel.com.  

 
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The Pan Pacific Hotel Singapore has a distinctive 35 storey atrium with rooms serviced by exterior a...
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Sheraton Towers Hotel Singapore is a deluxe hotel offering comfortable accommodation for a relaxing ...
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Novotel Clarke Quay (formerly New Otani Hotel) nestles along the banks of the historic Singapore Riv...
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Directly situated in the centre of Chinatown, the New Majestic Hotel offers 30 tastefully decorated ...
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Whether traveling for business or pleasure, you will find everything you need at the Ymca Internatio...
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The Bayview Hotel Singapore, centrally located near shopping malls and businesses, is fully equipped...
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Singapore Introduction

Singapore stands out as Southeast Asia’s undisputed economic star, unrivalled in riches and financial clout. A former British colony, Singapore now is the world’s busiest port, and as a crossroad of the region enjoys a large multi-ethnic population of Chinese, Malay, Indian as well as a large contingent of expatriates hailing from around the world. As a centre for banking, Singapore sports gleaming skyscrapers, modern cultural and sports facilities, and an advanced transportation system second to none in the world.

An island city-state, Singapore was once part of the infant Malaysian nation that was the result of the British departure from the region. After two years the city was expelled from Malaysia due to its Chinese-majority status, which Malays feared threatened their dominance. After founding its own nation in 1965, Singapore has gone on to become one of Asia’s wealthiest and most developed entities. The country is well-known for its squeaky-cleanliness, businesslike demeanor, and strict societal restrictions. Its reputation for intolerance of individualism and differing philosophies reached a zenith in the 1990’s, though, and the city of has been striving to loosen its image in order to promote more growth and increase its appeal.

Singapore offers visitors many great things to enjoy and experience. Its airport alone is considered the finest in the world, with great shopping, dining and amenities. The city offers wide choice in cultural sites, museums and galleries. Shopping in Singapore has been elevated into a high art, making it one of the premier retailing destination in the world. Among the city’s many popular places to visit are Chinatown, Orchard Road shopping district, and the Raffles business and shopping area. Singapore cuisine benefits greatly from its centre as an immigrant haven. Indian, Malay, Chinese and a Malay-Chinese derivative called Peranakan/Nonya cuisine is available everywhere and most prominently in hawker stalls, which in Singapore are held to high standards.

The world is filled with great cities offering many different types of visiting experiences. Singapore is one of them and no visit to Southeast Asia would be complete without a visit there!

 
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Singapore is at the crossroads of Asia. It is a vibrant metropolis where close to 3 million Chinese, Malays, Indians and Eurasians live and work side-by-side. This colourful mix of cultures, spiced with Western influences, creates a wonderful blend. The uniqueness of each culture is celebrated here in its own special way. No matter what their ethnic background, each citizen calls themselves a Singaporean.

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Asian Village
This theme park features the arts, crafts and architecture of Thai, Philippine, Malaysian, Indonesian, and South Asian villages. In the Central Lagoon, try fishing for prawn or fish in the "Fisherman's Kelong," or go pedal-boating.

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Chinese New Year takes place for 42 days during January or February, depending on the Chinese calendar. This is an exceptionally festive time for Singapore. If you plan on being here during that time, best to book your accommodation early. Festivities take place all over the city and include the spectacular Chingay Parade, music and dance performances, fireworks and a multitude of other parades.

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Arab Street This is the Muslim centre of Singapore. The Sultan Mosque dominates the area, a fantastic building with its impressive gold dome and vast prayer hall. Arab Street itself is a riot of colourful textiles from all over Asia at very low prices.

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Singapore’s Changi International Airport is 16km from the city centre and is recognized as one of the world's finest international airports. The amenities and customer service in each of the two terminals that make up this enormous, bustling, international gateway are of the highest possible standards, making your journey easy and pleasant

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Singapore is a huge tourist and business destination. As both play two of the largest roles in the Singaporean economy, every effort has been made to make every guest to this country comfortable and safe. Some of the rules and regulations implemented in Singapore are found nowhere else in the world so it's a good idea to become acquainted with them before you step off the plane.

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