Singapore
| Travelogue from David Barker's trip to Australia at the age of 50. | Travelogue from Marie Javin's 2 month tour of South East Asia with a tour company - Indonesia. |
| Paul's account of his trip to north and south east Asia after being laid off from his NYC banker job. | Travel Guides for Africa Asia - Travel Guides for Asia Europe -Travel Guides for Europe North America - Travel Guides for North America ... |
| Beyond the modern face of Singapore, Tara Holeman discovers the wild past. | Adam Jeffries Schwartz looks with humor at the dreaded luxury tax. |
| Sheila Melissa A. Maniego takes a friend's advice and enjoys Singapore's culinary offerings. | Farzina Alam realizes that life in every city is a matter of give and take. She left some pleasures behind when she moved to London, but certainly won’t miss her eight legged friends. |
| Conor Grennan spends his time in Singapore looking at food that closely resembles squeaky dog toys. | |
| The enigma of Singapore astonishes Susan Bowers - | This is not an image most people have of the bustl |
RTW Honeymoon #12: Sickness, Singapore and the Land of Oz - Thailand, Singapore and Australia A 24-hour bout of the runs couldn't spoil Sean and Kim's time in paradise. They are currently in Sydney, enjoying the familiarity of a western country. | China. Maybe One Day #13: Two Singapore Slings and a New Pedal, Please - Singapore Shunning the chance to watch two gorgeous, young Swedish girls play volleyball in their bikinis, Jez was able to see more of the sights of Singapore. |
Worldwide with Wee-Cheng #73: Singapore At Last: Wee-Cheng Completes His Odyssey Wee-Cheng summarizes his year on the road, shares what he has learned and decides that traveling will be his life-long odyssey. | On a long distance bus ride, Steve Bond's need to |
| After five months of traveling through India, Nepal, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia Malaysia and Singapore, Phil left Asia to return to London. | Chasing Horizons #15: Malaysia was tough, but someone had to do it - Malaysia Still feeling the effects of dengue fever, Phil's energy was low. However, he managed to get out of bed long enough to go on a few dives in the Perhentian Islands. |
| During Phil's whistle-stop tour of Malaysia, he missed out on the Petronas Towers but got better views from Menara KL, the world's fourth tallest communication tower. | Phil and Eddie were glad to experience the food capital (Malaysia) and the shopping capital (Singapore) of Asia, but they're not places for budget travelers to hang out in for long. |
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