5 Quirky Things to Try
1. Rock Climbing PongWhere: Let ’em Playletemplay.com.sgThe best way to exercise is to make a game out of it – which is exactly what this family-friendly hub has done. The Augmented Reality Climbing wall,...
The Fishwives
When Rebecca Forwood first arrived in Singapore nearly 20 years ago, she discovered there was a real gap in the market for good quality fresh fish and meat,. “I quickly realised my business The...
5 New Startups to Check Out
5 New Startups to Check Out1. Trabble
Reason: Free AI concierge for visitors
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This phone app lets visitors to Singapore select a persona – from ‘cultural geek’ to ‘must-sees hunter’ – and be given a list...
Sir Gordon Tietjens and GEMS World Academy (Singapore) Launch Singapore’s first High Performance Rugby...
The GEMS Rugby 7’s Academy presented by Sir Gordon Tietjens, a new partnership between GEMS Singapore and former New Zealand All Black 7s coach Sir Gordon Tietjens, aims to be a powerful catalyst for...
Hairstyles for the Singaporean life
Anyone who has spent more than three months in Singapore will tell you one of the great changes you will experience is the change to your hair. Some people cope with the humidity. Some...
Something Free and Fantastic
A little-known tour inside one of Orchard’s biggest malls shows Singapore’s culinary heritage, Lena Dobreci says.There’s a little known gem of a tour that I’ve just discovered: the ION Food & Heritage Trail. This...
Strong, Fresh and New – Gardens
Singapore’s neighbourhoods have evolved so quickly over time that it’s hard to know where to go. We’re revisiting the top spots to go in Singapore, from old favourites to places brand new. Standing strong: Fort...