Singapore

These nine places around the globe have dedicated themselves to kicking off the New Year in the most spectacular fashion.

Here is an amazing selection of recently-opened hotels to choose from across the globe and special offers from myriad hotels to consider for your upcoming vacation, wherever it may be.

Those of you heading south to the Lion City can experience one of Japan’s most beloved cartoon characters, Doraemon, at The National Museum of Singapore.

Indulge your craving for munchies with these tasty treats when visiting Singapore. Sweet or savoury, they’re great any time of day.

From 28 October 2022 to 23 March 2023, Avatar: The Experience will take over Gardens by the Bay, transforming the Cloud Forest into the fantastical world of Pandora.

Datuk Lee Chong Wei, a former world number 1 badminton player, had his wax figure presented at Madame Tussauds Singapore on 13 October. He’s the first Malaysian athlete to be honoured this way.

Budget airline Scoot is getting ready for the year-end holidays by expanding its services to Hong Kong, Japan, and Taiwan! You can also expect more routes to Malaysia and Indonesia.

Head south to immerse yourself in Barbie’s dream world! House of Dreams is an Barbie exhibition at ION Orchard, Singapore, featuring the personal collection of one of the world’s most prolific collectors of the doll — Jian Yang.

The inaugural World of Wines and Spirits (WOWS) will be hosted by Changi Airport Group from 30 September to 31 December 2022.

AirAsia is flying high and handing out 5 million FREE* seats until 25 September. In addition to this, you can also avail of mad ticket sales to key holiday destinations.

After a two-year hiatus, the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix has returned, giving fans the chance to get caught up and celebrate with heaps of parties and other exciting events.

SG at The Yard, the second chapter of Passport to Feast, will showcase some of the best modern Singaporean (and some more traditional) cuisines by the island nation’s foremost chefs and restaurants.

For the most part, travel is all about discovery. And in Singapore, there’s plenty to discover if you know where to look.

Some of your favourite vacation spots have new flying options, including non-stop flights for the first time. Here are the most recent new local and international flight routes that have been launched, great for sparking your wanderlust.

The Singapore Food Festival is bringing back its food village for 2022, along with masterclasses, tours, and special dishes starting 24 August while Passport To Feast, by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), features a series of takeovers by Singaporean chefs and mixologists on Malaysian soil.

The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore is hosting seven open-fire feasts with South America's most recognised cook, Chef Francis Mallmann.

Headed to Singapore for the millionth time? Instead of shopping for the usual fridge magnet, kick your souvenir game up a notch with these artsy finds.

The Lion City gets Raya right with plenty of celebrations! If you’re enjoying the festivities Singapore this year, let this be your guide.

With COVID-19 travel restrictions finally tapering down, a trip to the Lion City isn’t out of reach. Here are eight new attractions that have popped up in Singapore since your last visit!

Malaysia has resumed sales of Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) air and land tickets to Singapore.

Airlines and bus operators in Malaysia are to temporarily stop selling travel tickets to Singapore under the Vaccinated Travel Lane scheme until 20 January, 2022.

The possibility of a direct sea route between Desaru and Singapore gives hotels and resort operators hope to boost tourism in Johor.

Those on the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) by air and land, the Langkawi International Travel Bubble (LITB), and the One Stop Centre (OSC) for short-term business visitors will have to undergo COVD-19 testing for six days after arriving in Malaysia. The new requirement will also apply to travellers from Singapore.

Malaysia and Singapore will simultaneously launch both air and land Vaccinated Travel Lanes (VTL) from 29 November.