Singapore: from old colonial to new cool

Where am I? After a spin in a dizzying observation wheel, I take a ride at Universal Studios, decide against taking my chances with another spinning wheel – the roulette at the casino – and then stroll around a waterfront in the shadow of sky-high futuristic towers of bristling metal. The steaming equatorial heat is the only giveaway….. FULL ARTICLE

February 7, Mark Rowe, www.telegraph.co.uk

The 41 Places to Go in 2011

SingaporeFor years, this island country was considered oppressive and humorless. But recently Singapore has started to have some fun with new supersized resorts, design hotels and restaurants….. FULL ARTICLE

January 7, Gisela Williams, http://travel.nytimes.com

Dramatic addition to Singapore’s skyline

At the top of Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands, almost a quarter of a kilometre up in the air, white paint on the steel roof support columns is so fresh that drips show on the flowering creepers….. FULL ARTICLE

December 1, Anne Gibson, www.nzherald.co.nz

Marina Bay Sands Singapore

Business and leisure travellers, pack your bags and get ready to experience an unforgettable stay at the largest hotel in Singapore. Marina Bay Sands continues to impress with their latest addition, “KU DE TA”, voted one of the top ten global hotspots by The New York Times. Marina Bay Sands is located in the heart of CBD and 20 minutes from the world’s best airport, Changi Airport….. FULL ARTICLE

October 25, www.etravelblackboardasia.com

Singapore rises with massive new resort

Just to give you an idea of the immense sprawling size of the new Marina Bay Sands Singapore, the casino has more than 600 gaming tables and 1,500 slot machines, two noodle bars and several entertainment lounges, all spread over four levels and 15,000 square metres — and that’s less than 3 per cent of the property’s entire floor space….. FULL ARTICLE

October 20, Kathryn Folliott, www.thestar.com

Singapore: More than a Mall

With early bird airfares to Europe now on sale, planning a long-haul adventure to the Continent may well take you through Singapore. Over the years, I’ve been guilty of confining my Singapore experience to the vast shopping galleries of Changi Airport’s transit lounge. But venturing beyond the airport has to be recommended….. FULL ARTICLE

October 12, Mike Yardley, www.rotoruadailypost.co.nz

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