Singaporeans love Melbourne and for good reason. This city has one of the world’s greatest street art scenes, is well-known as a UNESCO City of Literature and hosts major cultural events and festivals like music performances, comedy, art, architecture...
Visit the Wat Karon Night Market, sample tantalising street food, dive in crystal clear waters. If you haven’t been to Phuket in Thailand, you haven’t lived. This is your first time guide. 1. Getting there - Travelling from Singapore to Phuket takes just under two hours by plane.
You’d love to feel the creak of snow and have wispy fresh powder flying from your skis. But, wait, Japan is so expensive! Let’s be honest, a ski trip in Japan is never going to be cheap, but with a few clever tricks you can do it on a skinnier budget. Here’s how:
If you like your road trips short and perfectly formed, this one’s for you. Situated in the Campania region, the Amalfi Coast hugs the southern edge of Italy’s Sorrentine Peninsula. At only 50 km long, the Amalfi Coast is considered one of the world’s best road trips.
The South Island of New Zealand has three times fewer people as the North Island. Think open roads and adventure. The island is characterised by dramatic scenery, diverse marine and bird life, national parks and of course, bungee jumping!
If you like your road trips leisurely and rugged, this one’s for you. This is an extensive road trip - from the very top of the Republic of Ireland at Malin Head, around the Atlantic Coast, finishing at Kinsale just south of Cork more than 2,500 km later. From the highlands of Malaysia...
