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Singapore Travel Guide

ARTICLES

Singapore's Modern Revolution

While efficiency and order have long been national virtues, Singapore’s modern revolution is welcoming the arrival of a cutting-edge art scene, celebrity chefs, mega-resorts, and...

Singapore 'to Overtake Vegas' as Gambling Hub

Breitbart |  Singapore is set to overtake Las Vegas as the world's second-largest gambling hub this year, a US gaming industry head said Tuesday, as...

Singapore Takeout: Look for the Pop-Up Window Near You

Ten chefs, nine cities, and one pop-up kitchen. No, it’s not the set-up of some new reality TV show on Bravo, but an inventive initiative...

Singapore's Seedy Neighborhoods and Warehouses Now Hot Spots

With its Art Deco style wet market and pre-War public housing, Singapore's Tiong Bahru neighborhood has been luring thirtysomething artists, architects, and other creatives in...

Singapore's New Summit

One can forgive Singapore's new Marina Bay Sands resort complex for opening in stages. If it debuted all at once, it might melt your mind....

In-Flight Dining: Virgin America vs. Singapore Airlines

Meet this year’s winners of the World’s Best Airlines for Food*: Virgin America and Singapore Airlines. They’ve changed the experience of dining on high—Virgin by...

Is a 'Euro Vegas' in the Cards?

USA Today |  It will be if Sheldon Adelson, best known as the man behind The Venetian and The Palazzo in Las Vegas, has his...

Singapore Lives

Howard W. French traces Singapore's incongruous transition from buttoned-up business hub to multicultural capital, where dancing on tables is encouraged—but chewing gum is still regulated.

Hong Kong Debuts Sightseeing Smartcard

Anyone who visits the world's great cities as a tourist knows it gets expensive making the rounds to all the must-hit sights and spots. Hong...

Video Q+A: Dhani Jones Talks Travel, Sports, and His New Book

Fact: We live in an era marked by overachievers. Witness the declining average age of American Idol contestants; the proliferation of cats who play the...
HOTELS

The Fairmont, Singapore

This 769-room stunner, located in the cultural hotbed of Singapore(the Bras Basah art district, home to the Singapore Art Museum) boasts one of Asia’s largest spa facilities. The hotel's Willow... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Da Dong

One of the oldest restaurants in the Chinatown district, this classic Cantonese eatery was first established in 1928. The two-story dining room is simple but inviting, with wooden floors and large... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Esplanade Complex

The Esplanade complex is called the Durian Building for its resemblance to the spiny-skinned fruit. Smells better, though. more ›




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