Garden Beats Festival 2018

Garden Beats is an electronic picnic festival that offers a multi-sensory experience of music, food, and fun games. The main stage is where you can dance all the day to the mixes by international and local DJ’s like Youngr Live, Pomo Live, andhim, Hernandez Bros, and .gif.

If you feel hungry, head to the culinary fields where you can find pop-up stalls of Singapore’s hippest restaurants. Let out your inner child and have some fun through a quick game of lawn bowling or croquet at the play fields.

Run for Light 2018

Run for a worthy cause by joining Run for Light 2018! This running event encourages individuals to be a guiding light in the community. Its chosen beneficiary is Guide Dogs Singapore, an organization that helps enable the visually impaired.

Aside from the 10-km and 5-km run, the event also includes a blindfold walk where one team member leads a blindfolded partner as they walk through the 1-km course.

Answer for The most popular parks & gardens in Singapore

Singapore is not nicknamed “City in a Garden” for nothing! Here are the most popular parks and gardens in the Lion City:

Image: Gardens By The Bay

Gardens by the Bay is the first thing that comes to mind when talking about gardens in Singapore. It is very popular because it can be enjoyed by kids and adults alike. It is also easily accessible from Marina Bay and by MRT through the Bayfront station. What I like most about Gardens by the Bay is that you don’t have to spend so much to enjoy the place. You can roam around the Supertree Grove and its surroundings without paying anything. For S$8, you can climb up the Skyway and get a good view of the gardens. A ticket for both Cloud Forest and Flower Dome costs S$28.

Image: Nisah Cheatham

Another garden that I highly recommend you to visit is Singapore Botanic Gardens. Again, I love the fact that you can enjoy over 10,000 species of plants absolutely for free. The Singapore Botanic Gardens first opened in 1859 and you can learn more about its olden days through the free Heritage Tour which happens every 4th Saturday of the month. You only need to register 15 minutes before the start time. You can also explore the National Orchid Garden for a minimal fee of S$5. The botanic garden is located in Central Singapore and is serviced by Botanic Gardens MRT Station.

Then, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, which is Singapore’s largest forest reserve and home to 40% of the nation’s local species of flora and fauna. Singapore’s highest hill, Bukit Timah Hill, is located within the reserve’s 163-heactre area. I have tried trekking up the hill and it is well worth the effort. I’ve even taken some selfies to show them on my FaceBook 😊 You can also go mountain biking or rock climbing if you’re up to it. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is accessible by bus or MRT through the Beauty World Station. Admission is free.

MacRitchie Nature Trail & Reservoir Park is also popular among sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. This park is free for everyone to enjoy and it is brimming with activities like hiking, kayaking, and fishing. I haven’t tried the Treetop Walk but my friends swear by it. Maybe someday I will muster the courage to walk 25 metres above the trees through a 250-metre long suspension bridge. That is equivalent to a 7-storey building! You can visit this park by bus or MRT through Caldecott MRT Station.

Lastly, Fort Canning Park, the smallest park on this list but it is the most historically significant. It was once the home of Malay Kings and it also served as the headquarters of the Far East Command and British Army. Check out the underground Battle Box where Singapore was surrendered to the Japanese during World War II. I also recommend a visit to the bungalow of Sir Stamford Raffles and the Spice Garden. Entrance to Fort Canning Park is free and it is accessible by MRT through Fort Canning, Clarke Quay, and Dhoby Ghaut stations.

Helpling Singapore

CLEANING JOB SCOPE:
Their standard cleaning package includes:

• Regular dusting and wiping
• Vacuuming and mopping
• Rubbish removal
• Surface disinfection
• Other housekeeping services

You can also request these services at no additional cost:

• Fridge/oven cleaning
• Interior window cleaning
• Ironing

PRICES:

• One-off cleaning: From $26/hour
• Weekly/fortnightly cleaning: From $23/hour
• One-time deep cleaning (Move In/Out Cleaning, Spring Cleaning, and Post Renovation Cleaning): From $300 (charged based on the size of the apartment)

QUICK FACTS:

• Book a variety of other home services, such as upholstery cleaning and aircon services, all on the Helpling platform.
• Retain your favourite cleaner with a recurring weekly/fortnightly cleaning
• Dedicated home advisor to assist with all booking inquiries
• Cancel and reschedule up to 48 hours before the appointment date with no cancellation fees
• A surcharge of S$10 is applicable for weekend bookings

Evita Singapore

One of Broadway’s most beloved musicals that comes to Singapore this February! The musical follows the story of Eva Peron, the former first lady of Argentina, from her humble beginnings to her meteoric rise in wealth and power.

Some of the most unforgettable songs from the musical include “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina”,”You Must Love Me”, and “Another Suitcase in Another Hall”. This Singapore staging is directed by Harold Prince and features cast members from the original West End and Broadway production.

Zumba Love Party

Love Zumba? You can sweat it out at the Zumba Love Party this pre-valentine weekend at Mount Faber! Groove with instructors Kim & David to the tune of spicy dance music that will surely amp up the romantic vibe. Best of all, it’s for free! Who says valentine’s is just for dinners and candlelight?

10 Exciting Events in Singapore to Start The Year 2018 with

Usher in the new year with this line-up of exciting activities in Singapore! Burn away your post-holiday weight by joining the Transformers Run at Palawan Green. Immerse in Indian culture during the Pongal Festival and hunt for good bargains at Little India. Golf fans can look forward to seeing their golf idols in action at the Singapore Open. Are you a mom or an expectant mother? You should not miss the grand Baby Fair that kicks off 2018!

All these and more are in store for you in Singapore this January! Read on to learn more and choose the event that suits your taste. Happy new year!

Diva to the Death

Diva to the Death redefines the “dinner theatre” experience: an interactive and immersive sexy comic romp where the cool and classy jazz culture goes head-to-head with the brash and ballsy world of Getai, as our divas fight with songs, sneak attacks, and the audience’s sworn support. Don’t just enjoy a drama unfolding during your meal – step right into the runaway interactive craziness, and try to hold on to your seats!

Visit the event’s website for more information.

M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2018: Let’s Walk

Imagine a series of performances and art installations against the backdrop of Marina Bay. That’s what Let’s Walk is all about. It is a modern take on art and performance which was started by Singaporean artist, Amanda Heng. In 2018, Let’s Walk will be adopted as the theme for the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival. Amanda Heng will conduct a Walking Workshop with art and design students from different institutions. The public is free to join the walk which will begin at The Substation and end at Merlion Park.

Answer for Best area to stay in Singapore for tourist

Singapore is a small city state that has a super-efficient public transportation system. Going from your hotel to a popular tourist spot won’t be a problem. However, there are certain areas that are recommended depending on your budget and preference.

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My most preferred area to stay in is Chinatown because of the availability of affordable hotel choices. It is also within walking distance from Marina Bay and the Central Business District. Another plus is the presence of hawker food stalls that offer a wide variety of affordable food choices. After a heavy lunch, I try to burn off the calories by walking around, exploring the temples and street markets.

Image: Wenjie, Zhang

A short distance from Chinatown is Marina Bay, where most of the iconic Singapore landmarks are located. It has a beautiful view and is accessible to many shops and restaurants. Popular tourist attractions in the area include Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, ArtScience Museum, Esplanade, Singapore Flyer, and Merlion Park. Staying here could be pricey so be prepared to spend a good amount for your room.

If you are on a tight budget, then you should stay at one of the hostels at Little India. My backpacker friends always stay here whenever they visit. The neighborhood shows a different aspect of the city and gives travelers a taste of India in Singapore. Don’t miss the bargains at the shops and make sure to get a taste of authentic Indian cuisine.

Image: Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa

Sentosa is recommended for families on vacation. Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, Trick Eye Museum, and Skyline Luge are all located here so there is no lack of fun and family-friendly activities to choose from. Accommodation at the island is a bit on the higher end. Beach lovers will love the beachfront, resort-type hotels here.

If you love to shop and you have the money to spend, then Orchard Road is the choice for you. This 2-kilometre shopper’s paradise is lined with malls, luxury brand shops and 5-star hotels. Ngee Ann City, Paragon, and ION Orchard are just some of the top shopping malls located along Orchard Road. You can take a breather from shopping by visiting the Istana Heritage Gallery at Istana Park or the Singapore Botanic Gardens located beyond the western end of Orchard Road.

Indulgence Beauty

Pamper yourself without breaking the bank at Indulgence Beauty Spa. With budget-friendly facial deals, highly-trained therapists and a sleek-chic spa, a treatment here will quickly turn into a regular occurrence!

ABOUT INDULGENCE BEAUTY
Specializing in providing exceptional service for skin care, Indulgence Beauty is the one-stop service for all your beauty needs. This salon takes pride in providing personalized service to suit every individual, and follow a 4-step approach in delivering customized skincare.

The consultation begins with a discussion with a trained therapist, to understand your skin’s needs and goals. Then, the skin is analyzed using the latest technology, and recommendations are made based on the results. Not only will the therapist offer specialized facials to treat your skin, they will also help you maintain your skin at home, by providing detailed treatment recommendations.

HIGHLIGHTED SERVICES
1) The Aqua ST Treatment Facial (90 min full, 30 min express)

This multifaceted resurfacing treatment is the perfect facial to rejuvenate and nourish the skin. The treatment can be customized to suit every skin type, and addresses a variety of skin concerns. Featuring a vortex extraction removing blemishes, hydra peel cleaning, antioxidant fusion and exfoliation, this treatment has everything your skin needs for the ultimate boost. Have sensitive skin? Don’t worry! Aqua ST Treatment is non-invasive and is very gentle. This means you can walk out with immediate results, without worrying about redness.

2) Hyaluronic Hyalogy Treatment Facial

Incorporating Forlle’d lab’s patented Hyaluronic acid, this intensive facial will leave the skin feeling revitalized, illuminated, and radiating. By gently restoring the dermal structure of your skin, boosting hydration and minimizing the appearance of pores, this treatment can reach deep into the skin’s surface without using invasive procedures. If you have dry, aged skin, Hyaluronic Hyalogy Treatment is the suitable choice to improve your skin’s circulation and lock-in moisture for healthier, younger looking skin.

Red Sun Movers

SERVICES:

• Residential Relocation: Red Sun Movers team provides a fair quotation with no additional charges or GST. No deposit is necessary; simply let them do their job and pay when the move is completed.
• Commercial Relocation: By following a detailed step system, Red Sun Movers will help you move your office or industry with minimal disruption to the business.
• International Relocation: Moving abroad? Red Sun Movers can handle and pack your furniture for your international move and build an inventory list for you to keep. The company promises to provide door-to-door relocation support for your international move.
• Storage & Disposal: No matter how much storage space you need, Red Sun Movers can provide short-term and long-term storage solutions to suit your requirements. All goods are safely secured with CCTV monitoring and 24-hour security guards.
• Packing & Unpacking: Moving is overwhelming. Allow highly efficient labourers to pack/unpack your home or office for you. Moving can be hassle-free, after all!
• Van and Lorry Rental Service: With Red Sun Movers’ wide range of services, you can easily rent a vehicle to accomplish your DIY moving project. Renting prices of 10ft, 15ft, and 24ft trucks per hour are $60, $80, and $150, respectively.

10 Events in Singapore to Enjoy Christmas Season to The Fullest

Christmas is just around the corner and Singapore surely has an exciting line-up of events for people of all ages this holiday season!

Start the yuletide month with a thrilling journey to the Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay. Delight in the Christmas ballet special, musical show, and Rock ‘n’ Roll Music Festival. Run for a cause and grant children’s wishes at Santa Run for Wishes. Pamper your pets at Pets Jingle. Revel with friends at ZoukOut 2017. And say goodbye to 2017 with the grand fireworks display at the Marina Bay and with great music performances at Siloso Beach.

Read on for further details and pick your most wanted fun.

Santa Run for Wishes

Santa Run for Wishes is an annual fun run event that is organized by Make-A-Wish Foundation Singapore. All proceeds will go to the foundation to help grant the wishes of children with life-threatening conditions. Spread the love this Christmas through this healthy and fun event with the whole family!

The Nutcracker

The beloved Christmas ballet special comes to Singapore this December! The Nutcracker is based on a story by E. T. A. Hoffman set to the memorable music of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. It is presented by the Singapore Dance Theatre under Artistic Director Janek Schergen.

Mr Plumber Singapore

JOB SCOPE: This company provides customers with a full range of plumbing services, including:

• Clearing clogs and chokes for toilet bowls, washbasins, kitchen sinks, floor traps, drainage pipes, water pipes, concealed pipes, bathtubs, and others.
• Plumbing Installation of and repair of instant and storage water heater, toilet bowl, shower set, shower head, shower mixer tap, washbasin tap, kitchen sink tap, kitchen sink bottle trap, toilet flush system, bidet spray, water pipes, bathroom accessories, and others.
• Solving leakage issues, including non-hacking pipe leak solutions for leaking pipe or burst pipe, sink pipe, exposed copper pipe, concealed copper pipe, PPR pipe, PVC pipe, toilet & toilet bowl, toilet flush system, faucet, and others.

PRICE LIST:

• Clearing toilet bowl choke or floor trap choke: From $70
• Replacing bathroom/kitchen tap/faucet: From $110
• Supplying & replacing toilet/WC flush system: From $140
• Replacing shower set: From $140
• Replacing instant water heater/Storage water heater: Price on ask, depending on brand and size.

Answer for Fun Free Activities

I had the chance to visit Singapore earlier this year and here are some of the free things that I enjoyed during my visit.

On the top of my list is Gardens by the Bay.

While the domed attractions require an entrance fee, you can explore the Super Tree Grove with absolutely no cost. The Skywalk also costs some money but I was content with staying under the shade of the Super Trees and taking selfies with the beautiful surroundings. You can stay until evening to catch the spectacularly lit Super Trees during the Garden Rhapsody.

Another free attraction in Singapore is the Botanic Gardens, which I like most.

You can easily spend the whole day in this lush greenery with abundant wildlife. You can also find here the National Orchid Garden which costs a mere SGD5 for adults. Children under 12 years old can get in for free.  Not bad for a chance to see over 1,000 species of Singapore’s national flower. You might even chance upon the regular free concert of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra!

If window shopping is your thing, you can take a leisurely stroll along Orchard Road.

This shopping street is dubbed as Asia’s most famous and stretches for over 2 kilometres. You can find almost anything here: shopping malls, restaurants, hotels, art galleries and more! Don’t worry, the line of huge angsana trees and the pedestrian mall will keep you covered from the scorching Singapore sun.

If you are a health buff like me, you can take an afternoon jog or walk around Marina Bay.

Singapore’s popular landmarks are located here so you can make a few stops and take a photo. You can start from the Esplanade and walk towards the grandstand, cross Helix Bridge, pass by Arts and Science Museum and Marina Bay Sands, and head towards One Fullerton. Your last stop will be at Merlion Park where you can take your Instagram photo with the Merlion Statue!

Another one of my favorite free activities in Singapore is watching the sunset from the Esplanade Roof Terrace. No words can describe the breathtaking view as you watch the sky change colors while the Singapore skyline lights up and transforms before your eyes!

From the Esplanade, you can take a short walk towards the Event Plaza along the Promenade to watch the amazing light and water show called Spectra.

It runs for 15 minutes every night at 8PM. This show is a wonderful display of modern technology that will dazzle you with a colorful symphony of lights, water, and music.

Honestbee (Closed)

PAYMENT MODE: Debit/Credit card

SERVICES

• Laundry (Dry cleaning, Wash & Iron, Iron, Wash per kg)
• Grocery concierge
• Food delivery

PRICES: A comprehensive laundry price list is found in the app itself.

Answer for Ways from Singapore to KL

There are many ways for people to get to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore. To me, the following three options are the most comfortable choices:

1. TRAVEL BY PLANE
Of course, the fastest way is by plane. It takes about an hour to get from Changi Airport to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). If you are on a budget, you can opt for the following budget airlines that fly the Singapore to Kuala Lumpur route and vice versa.

1. Jetstar flies from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur 3-5 times daily. Airfare starts from SGD36 for one-way flights.
2. Scoot has 2-4 flights daily from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur. One-way tickets cost SGD39 and above.
3. Air Asia flies up to ten times daily from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur. Ticket prices for a one-way route start from SGD36.

Airfare for these airlines can even go lower during promo periods.

2. TRAVEL BY COACH
Another option when traveling from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur is to go by coach. Coaches are luxury buses that offer more comfort and amenities which makes it more suitable for long-distance travel. The Singapore-KL coach trip takes about 5 hours. Here are some companies that operate this route and their corresponding ticket prices:

1. Starmart Express – SGD10 – 35
2. Qistna Express – SGD18
3. Yakin Pacific Express – SGD18
4. Seasons – SGD18
5. Sri Maju Group – SGD20
6. Transtar – SGD20 – 37
7. Golden Coach Express – SGD20 – 45
8. Lapan Lapan Travel – SGD22 – 25
9. KKKL – SGD23 – 36
10. The One Travel & Tours – SGD26.50 – 41.50
11. Nice – SGD29.90 – 39.90
12. Eltabina – SGD30
13. Konsortium – SGD30
14. Odyssey – SGD43
15. Causeway Link Express – SGD43.19

3. TRAVEL BY CAR
If you are feeling adventurous and want to travel on your own, you can rent a car and drive to Kuala Lumpur yourself. There are a number of companies that allow car rentals for use from Singapore to Malaysia with a corresponding surcharge. Check out the top budget car rental companies here.

Daily rates for renting a sedan start from $70. This is quite a deal for when you travel in group of 3 to 4 persons.

10 Highly Anticipated Events in Singapore in November 2017

Looking for post-Halloween events in Singapore? The coming November has something for everyone – from film festival, food festival, whisky tasting, outdoor & indoor sports activities to art and IT trade shows. Scan through this list and pick your most wanted fun.

Affordable Art Fair Singapore

Affordable Art Fair returns to Singapore this November! Products from Urban Uprising, You Hong Gallery, Galerie Envie D’Art, Cascade Art Space, Tay Gallery, The Cat Street Gallery, Yinogo Contemporary Art etc. will be showcased in over 65 galleries. The display has everything from traditional ink painting, abstract canvases, stunning sculpture, editioned prints to eye-catching photography for you to enjoy.

Answer for foreigner buy property

Yes, foreigners can buy property in Singapore, but with certain restrictions.

Only Singapore nationals and permanent residents can avail of the subsidized housing by the Housing & Development Board (HBD).

HDB flats are government-subsidized housing units that are sold by the Housing & Development Board to the public under a 99-year lease agreement. Buyers can also avail of resale flats that are sold by previous owners that have met the Minimum Occupation Period. Prices of resale flats are not regulated by HBD.

Foreigners can own private apartment or condominium units as much as they can afford. There is no limit in the quantity of private apartments and condominiums that a foreigner can buy.

A condominium, also known as condo, is a residential unit that is within a building or a complex of buildings. Each condo unit is individually owned but unit owners share common areas within the building or complex like recreational facilities and laundry room. It is much like an apartment building except units are owned outright and not rented.

Permanent residents can buy a subsidized executive condominium, also known as semi-privatized executive condominium, 5 years after the building is completed. Foreigners can buy the same after 10 years.

Government approval is needed for foreigners to own landed residential properties like terrace houses and bungalows. The foreigner applicant must have an adequate economic contribution to Singapore. Interested foreigners may apply through the Singapore Land Authority.

There are no restrictions for foreigners who want to buy commercial properties in Singapore. These commercial properties include shops, offices, hotels, warehouses, factories, and shopping malls.

Some useful links

Housing & Development Board – http://www.hdb.gov.sg/cs/infoweb/homepage

Singapore Land Authority – https://www.sla.gov.sg/ldau/MainPage.aspx

Battle of the Masters

Watch the Singapore Masters, Arsenal Masters and Liverpool Masters vie for football supremacy at the Battle of the Masters. The three teams will play against each other in a round-robin format of 40-minute matches. Fans will get a chance to watch football superstars like Fandi Ahmad, Aleksander Duric, Robert Pirès, Nigel Winterburn, Steve McManaman and David James in action.

The Sound of Music

The world’s most beloved musical is coming to Singapore this November with a production from the London Palladium. This Tony Best Musical winner will surely delight audiences with performances of unforgettable songs like “Do-Re-Mi”, “My Favorite Things”, “Edelweiss”, “Sixteen Going on Seventeen”, and of course, “The Sound of Music.

Answer for Top News Sites

When talking about news websites in Singapore, The Straits Times is definitely on the top of my list. I make sure to check it every morning while drinking my coffee to be updated with the latest stories in Singapore and the world. The website is the digital edition of the daily broadsheet. A paid subscription is required to access all sections of the site. However, you can read selected free content including podcasts which should be enough if you only want to read the major stories.

Another news website which I check regularly is Channel News Asia. This is the website of the Asian TV news channel that is based in Singapore. I like that the website is free. I also like the livestream which is helpful when I’m on the go and don’t have access to a TV set.

I also regularly visit Today online through its mobile app. For me, it functions better than the other Singapore news apps. The website and the app are both free, just like its print version which we see at MRT stations during our daily morning commute.

AsiaOne is also a popular news and lifestyle site that is owned by Singapore Press Holdings. I visit the site at least once a week for a different perspective on top news stories. The website is free and you can subscribe if you want the news to be delivered to your e-mail inbox. Just close the pop-up ads on the site if you find them annoying.

Mothership.sg is considered as an alternative news website. I personally don’t visit it as much as the other news sites but some of my friends are loyal readers. Mothership.sg also has a mobile app which is used by majority of its readers including me.

Fratini La Trattoria

MENU: Fratini La Trattoria  doesn’t have menu! As we mentioned, the restaurant offers dishes according to ingredient freshness and availability. Their commonly served dishes are Rome-Style Grilled Scallops with Carbonara Crust, and Beef Roulade and Truffled Pappardelle Creamy Pasta. And to put the cherry on-top of a splendid Italian meal, they offer delicious classic Tiramisu cakes.

AVERAGE PRICE/PAX

• $45-$50++ for lunch
• $90$++ for dinner

AMBIENCE: Fratini La Trattoria is a classic Italian restaurant, with wooden panel floors, simple colors and sleek yet comfortable seating areas. There is minimal decoration, so you’re not distracted from the main event – the food! Fratini La Trattoria is ideal for a wine-and-dine style dinner, or a celebratory lunch for that special occasion.

Answer for Tipping in Singapore

Tipping is not customary in Singapore. You don’t need to worry about paying tip for using any services in Singapore.

However, there may be times that you want to reward a waiter or bellhop for providing excellent service.

TIPPING NOTES
Most restaurants in Singapore add a 10% service charge to the bill so a tip is not expected. If you insist on tipping your waiter, it is best to hand the cash directly to the person as some restaurants take the tips that are left on the table.

Tipping bellhops at hotels is not compulsory but acceptable. SGD1-2 per bag is reasonable.

Taxi drivers do not expect a tip. If you give them extra, they will automatically give back your change.

Answer for budget airline

There are 5 budget airlines that fly in and out of Singapore Changi Airport: Jetstar, Scoot, Air Asia, Cebu Pacific, and Lion Air.

1. SCOOT
Scoot is a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines that was launched in 2012. It merged with Tiger Airways in July 2017 to become one of the biggest contenders among budget airlines that operate out of Singapore. Either direct or through its airline partners, you can fly with Scoot from Singapore to the following destinations:

AUSTRALIA: Adelaide (ADL), Ayers Rock/Uluru (AYQ), Brisbane (BNE), Cairns (CNS), Canberra (CBR), Gold Coast (OOL), Hobart (HBA), Launceston (LST), Melbourne (MEL), Perth (PER), Sunshine Coast (MCY), Sydney (SYD)

BANGLADESH: Dhaka (DAC)

CHINA: Dalian (DLC), Guangzhou (CAN), Haikou (HAK), Hangzhou (HGH), Harbin (HRB), Jinan (TNA), Nanjing (NKG), Nanning (NNG), Ningbo (NGB), Qingdao (TAO), Quanzhou (JJN), Shenyang (SHE), Shenzhen (SZX), Tianjin (TSN), Wuxi/Suzhou (WUX), Xi’an (XIY), Zhengzhou (CGO)

GREECE: Athens (ATH)

HONG KONG: Hong Kong (HKG)

INDIA: Amritsar (ATQ), Bangalore (BLR), Chennai (MAA), Hyderabad (HYD), Jaipur (JAI), Kochi (COK), Lucknow (LKO)
Tiruchirapalli (Trichy) (TRZ)

INDONESIA: Denpasar (Bali) (DPS), Jakarta (CGK), Surabaya (SUB)

JAPAN: Osaka (KIX), Sapporo (Hokkaido) (CTS), Tokyo (NRT), Amami Airport (ASJ), Hakodate (HKD), Okinawa (Naha) (OKA)

MACAU: Macau (MFM)

MALAYSIA: Ipoh (IPH), Kuala Lumpur (KUL), Kuantan (KUA), Kuching (KCH), Langkawi (LGK), Penang (PEN)

MALDIVES: Malé (MLE)

MYANMAR: Yangon (RGN)

PHILIPPINES: Cebu (CEB), Clark (CRK), Davao (DVO), Kalibo (Boracay) (KLO), Manila (MNL), Bacolod (BCD), Butuan (BXU), Cagayan De Oro (CGY), Iloilo (ILO), Legazpi (LGP), Caticlan (Boracay) (MPH), Puerto Princesa (PPS), Tuguegarao Airport (TUG)

SAUDI ARABIA: Jeddah (JED)

SOUTH KOREA: Seoul (ICN)

TAIWAN: Kaohsiung (KHH), Taipei (TPE)

THAILAND: Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi Airport) (BKK), Bangkok (Don Mueang) (DMK), Buri Ram (BFV), Chiang Mai (CNX), Chiang Rai (CEI), Chumphon (CJM), Hat Yai (HDY), Koh Samui (USM), Krabi (KBV), Mae Sot (MAQ), Nakhon Phanom (KOP), Nakhon Si Thammarat (NST), Nan (NNT), Phitsanulok (PHS), Phrae (PRH), Phuket (HKT), Ranong, (UNN), Roi Et (ROI), Surat Thani (URT), Trang (TST), Ubon Ratchathani (UBP), Udon Thani (UTH), Khon Kaen (KKC), Loei (LOE), Lampang (LPT), Sakon Nakhon (SNO)

VIETNAM: Hanoi (HAN), Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)

Scoot’s official website: http://www.flyscoot.com/

2. JETSTAR
Jetstar Airways is owned by the Qantas Group and was launched in Australia in 2004. Jetstar routes to and from Singapore are as follows:

AUSTRALIA: Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Darwin, Hobart, Melbourne (Tullamarine), Newcastle – Port Stephens, Gold Coast, Perth, Sydney

CAMBODIA: Phnom Penh, Siem Reap

CHINA: Haikou, Guiyang, Shantou/Jieyang, Sanya

HONG KONG: Hong Kong

INDONESIA: Jakarta, Bali (Denpasar), Medan (Kualanamu), Pekanbaru, Palembang, Surabaya

JAPAN: Sapporo, Fukuoka, Osaka, Miyazaki, Kumamoto, Nagoya (Chubu), Tokyo (Narita), Okinawa (Naha)

MALAYSIA: Kuala Lumpur, Penang

MYANMAR: Yangon

NEW ZEALAND: Auckland, Christchurch

PHILIPPINES: Clark, Manila

TAIWAN: Taipei

THAILAND: Bangkok, Hat Yai, Phuket

VIETNAM: Nha Trang, Da Nang, Da Lat, Hanoi, Hai Phong, Hue, Phu Quoc, Ho Chi Minh City, Chu Lai, Vinh

USA: Honolulu

Jetstar’s official website: http://www.jetstar.com/

3. AIR ASIA
Air Asia was established in 1993 and is headquartered in Malaysia. It offers direct and connecting flights to the following routes:

AUSTRALIA: Darwin (DRW), Gold Coast (OOL), Melbourne (MEL), Perth (PER), Sydney (SYD)

BANGLADESH: Dhaka (DAC)

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM: Brunei (BWN)

CAMBODIA: Phnom Penh (PNH), Siem Reap (REP), Sihanoukville (KOS)

CHINA: Guangzhou (CAN), Choingqing (CKG), Chengdu (CTU), Hangzhou (HGH), Beijing (PEK), Shanghai (PVG), Shantou (SWA), Shenzhen (SZX), Wuhan ( WUH), Xi’an (XIY)

HONG KONG: Hong Kong (HKG)

INDIA: Bhubaneswar (BBI), Bangalore (BLR), Mumbai (BOM), Kolkata (CCU), Kochi (COK), New Delhi (DEL), Goa (GOI), Hyderabad (HYD), Jaipur (JAI), Chennai (MAA), Tiruchirapalli (Trichy) (TRZ), Visakhapatnam (VTZ)

INDONESIA: Bandung (BDO), Balikpapan (BDN), Banda Aceh (BTJ), Denpasar (Bali) (DPS), Jakarta (CGK), Yogyakarta (JOG), Medan-Kualanamu (KNO), Padang (PDG), Pontianak (PNK), Solo (SOC), Semarang (SRG), Surabaya (SUB)

IRAN: Tehran

JAPAN: Osaka (KIX), Sapporo (Hokkaido) (CTS), Tokyo – Narita (NRT), Tokyo – Haneda (HND)

LAOS: Luang Prabang (LPQ), Vientiane (VTE)

MACAU: Macau (MFM)

MALAYSIA: Kota Kinabalu (BKI), Kuala Lumpur (KUL), Kuching (KCH), Langkawi (LGK), Miri (MYY), Penang (PEN)

MYANMAR: Mandalay (MDL), Yangon (RGN)

NEPAL: Kathmandu (KTM)

PHILIPPINES: Cebu (CEB), Davao (DVO), Manila (MNL)

SAUDI ARABIA: Jeddah (JED)

SOUTH KOREA: Seoul (ICN), Busan (PUS)

SRI LANKA: Colombo (CMB)

TAIWAN: Kaohsiung (KHH), Taipei (TPE)

THAILAND: Chiang Mai (CNX), Chiang Rai (CEI), Bangkok (Don Mueang) (DMK), Phuket (HKT), Krabi (KBV), Khon Kaen (KKC), Surat Thani (URT), Udon Thani (UTH), Pattaya (UTP)

UNITED STATES: Honolulu (HNL)

VIETNAM: Nha Trang (CXR), Danang (DAD), Hanoi (HAN), Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)

Air Asia’s official website: https://www.airasia.com/

4. CEBU PACIFIC
Cebu Pacific started its operations in March 1996. It is based in Manila, Philippines with a hub in Cebu City. With this airline, you can fly in and out of Singapore to these destinations:

AUSTRALIA: Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney

BANGLADESH: Shahjalal

BRUNEI DARUSSALAM: Bandar Seri Begawan (Brunei)

CAMBODIA: Siem Reap

CHINA: Beijing, Guangzhou (Canton), Haikou Meilan, Hangzhou Xiaoshan, Nanjing, Ningbo Lishe, Qingdao, Shanghai, Shenyang, Shenzhen Bao’an, Tianjin, Xiamen, Xi’an Xianyang

HONG KONG: Hong Kong

INDIA: Amritsar International Airport, Bengaluru, Chennai, Cochin, Rajiv Gandhi, Tiruchirappalli

INDONESIA: Bali (Denpasar), Jakarta, Surabaya

JAPAN: Fukuoka, Nagoya, Osaka (Kansai), Tokyo (Narita)

MACAU: Macau

MALAYSIA: Ipoh, Kota Kinabalu, Kuala Lumpur, Langkawi, Penang, Sandakan (Malaysia)

MALDIVES: Male

MYANMAR: Yangon

PHILIPPINES: Bacolod, Bohol (Tagbilaran), Boracay (Caticlan), Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Calbayog, Camiguin, Cauayan, Cebu, Clark, Coron (Busuanga), Cotabato, Davao, Dipolog, Dumaguete, General Santos, Iloilo, Kalibo, Legazpi, Manila, Masbate, Naga, Ormoc, Ozamiz, Pagadian, Puerto Princesa, Roxas, San Jose (Mindoro), Siargao, Surigao, Tablas, Tacloban, Tandag, Tawi-Tawi, Tuguegarao, Virac, Zamboanga

SOUTH KOREA: Busan, Seoul (Incheon)

TAIWAN: Kaohsiung, Taipei

THAILAND: Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Hat Yai, Krabi, Phuket

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: Dubai

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Guam

VIETNAM: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh

Cebu Pacific’s official website: https://www.cebupacificair.com/

5. LION AIR
Lion Air operated since June 2000. This Jakarta-based airline has direct flights from Singapore to Jakarta and Ho Chi Minh.

Lion Air’s official website: http://www.lionair.co.id/

10 Worth-Attending Events in Singapore in October 2017

Moonfest, Deepavali, Halloween – these are the main highlights for the coming October. Aside from these, what else to live your life to the fullest with? Read on and take your pick from our list of fun-filled events in Singapore this October 2017.

The Roar of Singapore 3 – ”The Chosen Wan”

Boxing fans in Singapore can look forward to an exciting fight night this October! Singapore’s first world champion, Muhamad Ridhwan, will headline the event as he challenges Koos Sibiya of South Africa for the IBO Intercontinental title.

The fight card also includes the highly anticipated rematch between Mirage Khan and Chase Haley.

The Roar of Singapore 3 – ”The Chosen Wan” is presented by Ringstar Management.

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