Singapore
The spirit of the place according to Guillaume Levy-Lambert
"Singapore is really my adopted city; I've lived here for over twenty years. I really like my neighbourhood, situated between the high buildings of the Central Business District and Chinatown, which is undergoing a complete revival with all its old restored Peranakan houses. My partner and I have opened our new gallery, Art Porters, in a pretty house that is representative of the area...
Singapore Changi's low-cost terminal to open at the end of June
Singapore Changi Terminal 4 will open its doors on 26 June, just in time to welcome the flood of passengers expected to celebrate the end of Ramadan. The new terminal will take over from the old Budget Terminal, which opened in 2006, but which the airport authorities decided to close in...
Driverless taxis in Singapore in 2018
The driverless taxi service would make Singapore one of the first countries in the world to offer such a service. The first trials will begin this year, following a partnership signed between the Singapore Land Transport Authority and two private companies, Delphi Automotive Systems and nuTonomy. The taxi shuttles will be controlled by an electronic chip and will be...
Singapore - Bali: address book
Identity card Singapore formalities : Passport valid for six months from the end of your stay, plus a return or onward ticket. No visa is required for a stay of less than three months. Bali: Passport valid for more than six months. Purchase of visa (25 US$) on arrival...
Singapore: the originality card
Enjoy a Singapore Sling cocktail 165 metres above sea level in a private capsule on the Singapore Flyer - the highest Ferris wheel in the world -, organise a product launch in the unusual and historic atmosphere of Cavenagh Bridge or Fort Canning, or take your teams 'green' in the Flower...
Singapore: A city in constant redefinition
Turning a challenge into a success. Singapore, a small piece of peninsula with no resources or hinterland, populated by a majority of Buddhist Chinese in a corner of Asia that tends to be Muslim, has succeeded. Taking advantage of its differences, Singapore has established itself over the past 50 years as the hub of South-East Asia. After trade and finance in the...
Cool Singapore
In Singapore, prohibitions are the stuff of jokes and the stuff of T-shirts, exposing to public hilarity the endless list of prohibited acts, gestures, products and customs. Thou shalt not spit, thou shalt not flush the toilet, thou shalt not chew chewing gum (at least not too much, since it's available...
























