It’s DOUBLE celebrations with $50 ZOObilee Bundle! Join us as we celebrate Singapore Zoo's 50th Golden ZOObilee and our nation’s 58th birthday two-gether! Bundle includes 1 adult and 1 child admission to Singapore Zoo!
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It’s DOUBLE celebrations with $50 ZOObilee Bundle! Join us as we celebrate Singapore Zoo's 50th Golden ZOObilee and our nation’s 58th birthday two-gether! Bundle includes 1 adult and 1 child admission to Singapore Zoo!
In some ways, the success of “Covid Zero” locations is becoming a straitjacket. As cities like New York and London return to in-person dealmaking and business as usual -- tolerating hundreds of daily cases as vaccination gathers pace -- financial hubs like Singapore and Hong Kong risk being left behind as they maintain stringent border curbs and try to stamp out single-digit flareups. After a brutal 18 months that claimed 3.3 million lives worldwide, nations like China, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand have suffered fewer deaths during the entire pandemic than many countries, even highly vaccinated ones, continue to log in a matter of days. That achievement has allowed people to have largely normal lives for much of the past year. Some haven’t even had to wear masks. But sustaining this vaunted status has also required stop-start lockdown cycles, near-blanket bans on international travel and strict quarantine policies. The few travelers permitted to enter have had to spend weeks in total confinement, unable to leave a hotel room.
Studio by Willy (Orchard) There are the usual works, services such as cut, wash, hair treatment, styling, scalp treatment, touch up, hair colouring, perm and rebonding service. But Executive Director & Master Stylist Willy Poh goes the extra mile, guiding you to a hairstyle that will bring out your confidence and self-esteem. After each cut, he empowers you with not only the methods to care for your hair, but even show you how to switch it up.
There are a variety of methods to choose from when it comes to hair removal in Singapore. Some are more costly, some are more complicated, and some are more painful. But all in all, permanent hair removal has come to be the mainstream if you are looking to go smooth and have your hairs removed from any part of your body, from your underarms to a full Bikini or Brazilian hair removal. In this article, Tropika Club is going to check out the hair removal salons in Singapore to see which ones are the best for hair removal. We are also going to share which hair removal salons are the most affordable in terms of hair removal sessions and hair removal packages. Read on to find out more.
The TreeTop Stroll Singapore is an attraction where walkers and also nature fans visiting Singapore, as well as our fellow Singaporeans should not miss. Located in Singapore’s biggest reservoir, the TreeTop Walk as well as TreeTop route contains natural attractions. You can experience the trekking trails, to the plants and also animals, and the beautiful views over the trees. Let the Tropika Team share with 9 essential and interesting facts about the TreeTop Walk Singapore, including how to get there.
Scenes from the 2019 Singapore F1 Grand Prix and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Singapore on Film explores the earliest footage of Singapore, dating back to 1900. The films include 'Coolie Boys' and 'Ananas', filmed more than 100 years ago by the Pathe Brothers. Much of this remarkable archive has never been seen before, and has been specially restored and digitised by the British Film Institute. This fascinating archive shows that Singapore was a multi-cultural melting-pot, but life was grindingly hard for the majority. We see coolie dockers, rickshaw pullers, Sikh policemen and child labourers. Rare films of a grand Peranakan funeral and Hindu fire-walking show scenes both familiar and unfamiliar. Newly-discovered home movies shine an intimate light into the lives of the elite.
A photo of Great World Amusement Park taken on July 28, 1962. With Gay World and New World, the three lit up Singapore's nightlife in the 1950s and 60s. Great World closed in 1964, but the cinemas, cabaret and restaurants there continued operations until 1978.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Let me help Democrats here. THIS is how you talk about immigration ... We need to reform our immigration system. Any sovereign nation has the right to enforce their border and control who comes in and out. Take a look at Singapore. Singapore has one of the strictest immigration systems in the world. But Singapore needs foreign workers to make its economy function. They know this. In Singapore it is illegal to work without the proper visa. Guest workers get an Employment Pass, which is tied to their job; if you lose your job you have 30 days to leave (or find a new job). It is also illegal for a company to hire you (even on a freelance basis) unless they have applied (and been approved) for an Employment Pass for you. If a company hires a person without the proper visa, then they will face harsh penalties, and possibly lose the right to do business in Singapore. A foreigner in Singapore cannot do anything without the proper visa. You cannot rent an apartment, you cannot open a bank account, you cannot even get a mobile phone. In short, unless you have a valid visa to be here, there is virtually no way for you stay or function here. The process for getting a work visa is fast, efficient, easy and cheap. If you qualify, then you get a visa. No hassles at all. 1/3 of the population of Singapore are foreign workers, including me. We play a big role in the success of this country, and we stay because it is efficient, safe, clean and fair. Problem solved, America.
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No matter what happens this week, hopefully both Trump and Kim will take a close look at their host country and see what is possible when you do things right. With its rule of law, efficient, effective government, fair taxation, fair immigration policy, zero crime and zero unemployment and zero homelessness, Singapore is a prosperous, clean, ultra-modern glimmering jewel of a nation. What must Kim be thinking as he tours Singapore and contrasts it with the wasteland he presides over? A twinge of envy? Gut-wrenching shame? And what was going through Trump's mind as he spoke with the eloquent, rational, soft-spoken Lee Hsien Loong, a man who is as charming and decent as Trump is vile and contemptuous? My guess is that neither man paid any attention at all to any of it.
Central Perk (F.R.I.E.N.D.S Cafe) recreates the ultimate F.R.I.E.N.D.S experience in Robertson Quay, Singapore. See menus, reviews, pictures and make an online reservation on Chope.
“Spotless, efficient, safe, protected, controlled. A utopian city-state, run like a multinational company. Welcome to Singapore, Incorporated.”
The Accenture Digital Hub in Singapore aims to help clients around the region invent, co-create, and apply disruptive solutions to help transform their busines…
Because the Earth without art is just Eh. And Singapore's biggest museums have plenty of art and heart. We explore the history and undeniable beauty of The N...
The best authentic Chinese dim sum, gourmet coffee and even a fab manicure – it's all in Singapore's Chinatown, of course
Does the idea of buying a four-bedroom home in Sentosa for $750,000 sound unbelievable? Well, it’s not; the only difference is, it’s a live-aboard boat.
Who was your favourite Backstreet Boy? Unleash the girly squeals because Nick, Brian, AJ, Kevin and Howie are coming to Singapore
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However, a spokesperson from the Singapore Tourism Board stated that its marketing initiatives had no correlation with the increase in footfall.
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Get high up high at these swish outdoor rooftop bars located at Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and around the CBD area.
