Singapore is a must for Italians

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Singapore is not attractive to Italians as a destination in itself, but most Italian travellers wish to include it as part as a trip to the Far East. Singapore is valued particularly for its shopping, as it offers better value than Hong Kong. Most Italian visitors to Singapore stay there one or two nights, and take a half-day city tour with Italian guides. Italian tour operators believe that Singapore should make more effort to promote itself in Italy.

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Singapore plan putting emphasis on history

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The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board has recently revealed its Tourism 21 masterplan which aims to improve the country's existing centres of history, culture and nature, to turn them into user-friendly tourist attractions. This includes day trips to Chinatown which will be enhanced through educational and activity related features. Singpaore hopes to enhance the visitor's view of what the country can offer.

Lodging & Tourist Services, Accommodation

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City state offers more than a meeting place

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Singapore has become an attractive transit destination for both business and leisure travellers. Most people spend three or four days there as part of a trip which also includes Bali, Australia, Malaysia or Thailand. Singapore has much more to offer than is generally realised, and its hotels are of a very high standard. Sentosa is a particularly attractive destination.

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