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Singapore is a country, but at the same time it is a city. So when considering the cost of living in a nation only about 4 times the size of Washington D.C., as compared to the whole United States, it is important to place a few different benchmarks. The costs of living... Continue Reading

Forty-eight hours in Singapore is quite a limited visit, but if you are ready to pack a lot of sightseeing into each day – you should still have enough time to see the best mix that the Lion City has to offer. This itinerary is a combination of heritage architecture and... Continue Reading

Singapore is a small country, where neighborhoods bleed into one another easily. Even if you are going to visit a friend on the other side of the country – it will only take you about 45 minutes at most to get there. With strong public transportation connecting them all... Continue Reading

Even though it can be hard to find on a map, Singapore is known worldwide as a global hub of business leadership, cultural diversity, and delicious food. Fondly known as the Little Red Dot by locals and visitors, the country is home to a mix of heritage architecture, futuristic... Continue Reading

A three day visit to Singapore will give you the opportunity to get a real sense of the city, and enough time to see the best mix that the Little Red Dot has to offer, while still including enough time to rest and relax a little. This itinerary is a combination of heritage... Continue Reading

Do you remember back in the day, when you first acquired your driver’s license? Palms sweating, heart pumping, you climbed into the car with a stern instructor. He watched you unsmilingly as you drove jerkily down the street, marking down arcane things on his clipboard. Now, you... Continue Reading

Singapore and Istanbul are both international cities on the rise, with growing business presence, expat relocation, and interesting East-West hybrid cultural histories, but there are few other similarities between them. Istanbul is generally seen as more of a tourist destination.... Continue Reading

If there is one word that best describes the attitude that the Singaporean administration uses to approach the management of the city, it is “convenience.” Things are designed to be as easy to access and enjoy as possible – public transportation, especially so. Here are a... Continue Reading