8 Dreamy Airbnb Spots in Singapore That Won’t Break the Bank
1. Stylish and Spacious Elegant Kinfolk Loft This gorgeous modern loft is situated close to Farrer Park MRT, and has chic wooden interiors with gold
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Themed Hotels in Singapore to Take You to the Past
Ever wanted to live in the past? All dressed in patterns and flared pants, sleeping next to neon signs? Despite Singapore being such a small
Green Architectural Landmarks in Garden City
Sebastian Chia/author] The “garden city” vision was first introduced by the former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew in year 1967. Since then the government has
Halal Korean Restaurants in Singapore to Break Fast At
With Ramadan approaching, deciding where to break fast will be the talk of every friend group and family. Join in the Hallyu wave by dining
A Practical Guide to Making Right Comparisons of Electricity Price Plans
Which retailer offers the best plan? It depends on the length and type of contract you sign with the electricity retailer. There are currently three
Tuition Fee Hike: To Spend, Or Not To Spend? Local Versus Overseas?
The mind once enlightened cannot again become dark-Thomas Paine Nothing quite justifies the act of learning as much as this quote by Thomas Paine. We
Will Cryptocurrency Survive in Singapore?
Singapore will soon enforce laws on cryptocurrencies – similar to that of fiat currencies – as it toughens its stance on Bitcoins and other virtual
Why Google and Facebook Are Worried About Singapore’s Plan to Check Fake News With New Law
Singapore’s plan to enact a new legislation to tackle fake news has worried Facebook and Google. At a public hearing of the Select Committee on
Stolen Stories: Sungei Road’s Last Page
The Sungei Road Market is as much anthem as it is entity – if you look a little closer, a treasure is actually lying out
Should Small Countries Keep Quiet?
The unflattering phrase, “Little Red Dot”, has repeatedly being used to describe Singapore for its small geographical size. Despite its land constraints, Singapore has zealously
People and Society at A Crossroads—Part 1
To some Singaporeans, the 1960s invoke nostalgic remembrance of the ‘good old days’. Our communities were close-knit and people enjoyed quality time spent with family.
Tapping the Digital Edge in Commerce
“E-Commerce cannot replace brick and mortar work – but it is definitely catching on,” says Mr Paul Lim, CEO of Singapore-based eComLog Network Solutions (eNS).
Lush: The Fresh & Handmade Gift for Christmas
Christmas is the season of joy, and exchanging holiday greetings and gifts has become a quintessential part of the holiday. It is during this period
What You Post Online May Ruin Your Future
By Vibrant Dot Staff Have you ever been in an online chatgroup that made you uncomfortable? Or have you ever seen online postings that you
Controlling Childhood Myopia: Insights From An Eye Care Practitioner
In this interview, we pick the brains of Mr Titus Wu, an eye care practitioner who specialises in childhood myopia control. An optometrist and orthokeratologist
Alamak! 70% of Young Singaporeans Have Myopia. What Can We Do?
Wherever you are in Singapore, take a look around. Do you see many people wearing glasses, especially young ones? Yes, myopia is a serious issue!
An Evening of Ancient Chinese Archaic Writing
On October 9, Epoch Times had the pleasure of being invited by the French Embassy to a presentation on the Grand Ricci Dictionary of the
Culture Difference: Singapore & Australia
Singaporeans Sherie Ling and Marcus Wong are the founders of Ayomo, a Melbourne-based company that delivers fresh cold-pressed juices to customer’s doorsteps. Both of them
Witch-Hunting for Tax Havens
With recent international developments, now is a bad time to be labelled as a tax haven. Last year’s Panama Papers leak divulged several global elites
Singapore: Grow Our Own Food, or Perish?
Our quest for good food is limited only by the depths of our stomachs and the size of our wallets. Food culture is an integral
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