For the past few years, prices of hotel rooms in Singapore has been sky rocketing. Whatever it was reported in the news extra isn’t exactly the truth.  Official figures are often misleading and visitors who visit Singapore regularly on business or for leisure will know this. For example, a room at Hotel Rendezvous was around $150 per room per night back in 2003. It rose to almost $250 in beginning 2008, hitting as high as $300 in last quarter of 2008. What hotels in Singapore didnt realized was there is a pending downturn, in fact a huge downturn coming up. Due to the economic crisis …

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The Anime Festival Asia 2009 returns to Singapore for the second year. Following a largely successful 2008 event, it promises to return with much more thump this year. Visitors can look forward to to witness and feel more than what they enjoyed last year. It will be the occasion for all anime, cosplay, and animation lovers to be there. More than 50,000 visitors are expected to turn up for Anime Festival Asia 2009, which promises to deliver a much bigger musical programme than last year, with various more stars attending the event compared to the event the previous year. In addition to the “I Love Anisong” music event, anime supporters will be elated at the launch of “Moe Moe Kyun Maid Café” at the event. Moe Moe is a Japanese slang expression for attraction to…

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Visitors to Singapore will recognize the national past times of Singaporeans – shopping and eating. For shopping enthusiasts, Singapore boast a world well-known shopping belt, Orchard Road. There are numerous shopping complexes at the stretch of road, with Takashimaya, Wisma Atria, The Heeren, Centrepoint, Plaza Singapura plus a whole lot more! The latest entrant to the list is ION Orchard, which is designed by foremost architecture firm Benoy. Located at 2 Orchard Turn, it is besides Wisma Atria, opposite Wheelock Place in addition to being opposite Tangs Plaza (different facing). ION Orchard promises to bring together the world’s top brands for their stores, all inside one shopping complex. It has a total of eight levels of shopping space, four above ground …

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