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NATAS Travel fair 2010 brings together travel specialists, tour operators and national tourism organizations to present to you popular and unique travel destinations around the region and the world.
Come and discover inspiring holiday moments; be it an adventure, an exotic getaway or a romantic escapade, NATAS Travel 2010 brings the world to you in one convenient place. [click to continue…]
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River Hongbao 2010 will feature local performers and performers from Chengdu, China with many interesting cultural activities such as Chinese Lantern-Riddles and competitions.
River Hongbao has been Singapore’s annual signature event to usher in the Chinese New Year since 1987. Immerse in the rich Chinese culture and festive atmosphere of the Lunar New Year with the fairyland of lighting decorations, savour mouth-watering food from food street and cooking demonstrations, purchase souvenirs from the handicraft and specialty stalls, have fun at the carnival and enjoy traditional and contemporary Chinese song and dance performances. [click to continue…]
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Be dazzled by Sentosa Lights of Spring, an illuminating wonderland celebrating the Lunar New Year spring festivities under the night sky.
From 13 to 21 February, Sentosa will launch a spectacular collection of light displays to create magical evenings for families and friends to enjoy. Light sculptures bearing the 12 Chinese Zodiac characters will form picture-perfect photo points for guests to capture special moments together this Lunar NewYear. [click to continue…]
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All families are invited to talk the talk & walk the walk!
What: Walk The Talk 2010 – A 4.8km walk-a-thon brought to you by Crocs
Who: Everyone under the sun!
When: Sunday, Feb 28, 2010
(Registration starts from 6:45 a.m. Flag-off is at 8:30 a.m.)
Where: East Coast Park – Dalbergia Green (Area D1) [click to continue…]
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Due to an overwhelming demand, Normal registration period to enter OCBC Cycle Singapore 2010 will be extended to Sunday, 31st January, midnight!
OCBC Cycle Singapore seeks to inspire all generations to experience cycling . Five different distance options available to accommodate all level of riders and offers participants an unique opportunity to cycle on a car-free streets all over Singapore while enjoying its iconic landmarks like Singapore Flyer, F1 Pit Building and Floating Platform. [click to continue…]
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Excitement is buzzing in the air again for walkers, joggers and runners at the prospect of participating in Safari Zoo Run 2010, a run to mark the death anniversary of Singapore’s most beloved Sumatran orang-utan, Ah Meng!
Here again for the second year of Safari Zoo Run, avid runners and families with children will enjoy the unique experience of running amidst the lush greenery and wildlife. [click to continue…]
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Singapore’s biggest street dance party returns, this time to a new party venue at the Pit Building. City Alive! 2010 promises party-revellers yet another night of pumping action as they witness the transformation of the tracks in front of Pit Building into an out-of-this-world party venue.
City Alive! 2010 promises to be bigger and more exciting with the party
venue now at the tracks in front of the Pit Building. [click to continue…]
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my paper Executive Look – a signature event of my paper and Singapore’s first executive-oriented competition in search of a male or female who best epitomises the ideal Singapore urban executive – has now returned for a third year!
Application is open to executives aged between 25 to 39 years old, are currently employed with at least 2 years of working experience, and embody the perfect blend of beauty, style, self-confidence, eloquence and corporate-savviness. [click to continue…]
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Visitors in Singapore can immerse in the entire Chinese cultural experience and experience the festive hustle and bustle simply by walking the streets of Chinatown.
Chinatown is a key focal point for Chinese New Year festivities in the few weeks leading up to Chinese New Year and a few weeks following that. Chinatown is also where local Chinese congregate year after year to shop for the necessary new year items for the home and to soak in the festive atmosphere. [click to continue…]
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Don’t miss the solar eclipse in Singapore today! The solar eclipse is said to be the longest of its kind in the next 1,000 years.
Solar eclipse will last for just over 11 minutes at its peak over the Indian Ocean. People in Singapore, please note this down:
In Singapore, solar eclipse will last from about 3.10pm to 5.30pm, with the best viewing time at about 4.25pm.
Singapore Science Centre will set up its giant telescope and host various activities to mark the event. [click to continue…]
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