Singapore Airlines Posts First Full-Year Profit in 3 Years

Middle East-based online travel marketplace Wego has acquired corporate travel platform Travelstop as part of its expansion into business travel and expense management.

Born and raised in sunny Singapore, I've frequently encountered expats and visitors who don't quite understand how to deal with the heat, get confused by the mix of languages, or can't figure out how to order a coffee.

Home was close for Emma Giantisco and Dylan Marton. 

A visit to Singapore is a glimpse into the future. From its modern and almost surreal airport to its eye-catching and ever-changing skyline, Singapore is continuously innovative.

With its year-round tropical climate, top-notch infrastructure, abundant green spaces and awesome child-friendly attractions, the tiny island nation of Singapore is a fabulous destination to discover with your pint-sized posse in tow.

Boasting awe-inspiring architecture, world-class museums, never-ending shopping malls, famous gardens, and a culinary scene that's second to none, Singapore is a year-round haven for explorers. 

Robocops, robo-cleaners, robo-waiters, and robo-dogs — Singapore seems to want it all.

A Singaporean luxury cruise company is offering cat-friendly dinner cruises for pet owners looking to treat their felines.

Singapore’s extensive public transportation system makes navigating this compact country a breeze. 

In 2012, the government of Singapore set out to create a “City in a Garden,” a futuristic botanical garden that would showcase the city-state’s embrace of the future and add to its already distinct skyline. Singapore is small — 274 square miles — yet it managed to fit Gardens by the Bay, an area containing several hundred acres of lush greenery, a waterfall, 1.5 million plants, and the largest glass greenhouse in the world into its tiny frame. Many visitors to Gardens by the Bay come for the iconic Supertrees, Cloud Forest, and Flower Dome, but there are a number of lesser-known exhibits to walk through on a day trip to the Gardens by the Bay.

With its futuristic architecture, diverse food and multicultural landscape, compact and fast-paced Singapore is packed with a ton of things to do. 

Singapore may be one of the most expensive countries in the world to live in, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of free things to do that are fun and meaningful ways to experience the city.