Singapore

Singapore Island at the end of the peninsula was inhabited in between 1298 and 1299 AD. Later, in the 14th century a prince of palmebang named it Singapore while acknowledging an animal at the time of hunting. However, it’s only in the 19th century that the modern city was founded by Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles. After getting conquered by Britishers and other powerful hands, the country finally got its independence in 1959.

Singapore tourism has exponentially increased in the last one decade and rightfully so. From just a commercial hub of South-East Asia that deals with numbers and figures from within skyscrapers, Singapore has blossomed into a place where couples, families, and groups of friends can all go and enjoy a week of fun and freedom. Those who visit Singapore, cannot ignore the impact of establishments like Marina Bay Sands. The façade of that luxurious, multi-entertainment luxury complex has changed the way people perceive entertainment in Singapore. Ever since its head rose into the sky by the shore of Marina Bay, with the world’s highest infinity pool at the top, Singapore has seen a spike in tourism throughout the year.