Bangkok's family-friendly attractions
Many know the land of smiles as a shopping paradise, but naming it as a family fun pursuit could get you some puzzled looks. Most of us return from Bangkok with a full luggage of goodies, but there’s more to that - hidden amusement parks and recreational... 
A whimsical trip to Europe, without leaving Bangkok
Thailand’s capital is known to all as a budget globetrotter’s paradise. Wholesale fashion bargain shopping, cafe-hopping adventures for less than $10/pax, crazy cheap street food - you name it, you’ll find it.
Aside from exploring the night markets and huge shopping malls,... 
Going on an animated adventure in Haikou
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It’s funny how Studio Ghibli movies strike a chord in our hearts. Whether it’s Spirited Away or Howl’s Moving Castle, the production studio’s animated films always promise an emotional ride and a feast for the eyes.
Contrary to popular belief, you... 
The new-age traveller’s guide to saving money
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Packing your bags for multiple quests to conquer the world and its beauties can more often than not leave you in a financial tangle, especially when you run into unforeseen obstacles that dig deep into the folds of your... 
2017 holiday plans: solved
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Travelling is expensive, but it’s irresistible to go explore the world beyond our little red dot. When it comes to short, under-a-week getaways, Singaporeans love nearby Asian cities like Bangkok, Hong Kong, Taipei, Bali and Seoul - especially because our wallets can go crazy with... 
Outback Adventures In Australia’s Northern Territory
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The Northern Territory boasts the real deal of the Australian Outback - vast, open plains dusted with a deep orange-red colour, small colonies of unique desert plants and wildlife roaming the lands.
With the best sights of the Northern... 
Shanghai is more than just China
If what you know of China consists of battling through pollution and crowds of people, getting pick-pocketed, and occasionally being jump-scared by sudden Chinese conversations; then throw everything you know out the window and enter Shanghai, the cultural pot and Paris of the East!... 
Put your CNY money to good use
Chinese New Year is a favourite holiday of many, not without reason. It’s a time of endless feasting, mahjong sessions all day err day, and of course, extra income in the form of ang pows. For once, extorting receiving money from relatives is... 
A side of Japan still untouched
We’ve witnessed the fiery intensity of a tuna auction in Tokyo’s Tsukiji Fish Market in the dead of night, burnt our pockets down the boulevard of Dōtonbori’s shopping arcade, and reenacted that haunting scene in ‘Memoirs of a Geisha’ running through Kyoto’s “torii gate”... 
A Japanese Island For Everyone
My knowledge of Japan is limited to Tokyo, Sushi and Pokemon. So when I found out I was going to Okinawa, I did my due diligence by performing a quick search on Google and mostly learnt that Okinawa's most known for its tropical climate and... 
