Calling all shop-a-holics
Singapore’s annual Great Singapore Sale is back for its 14th year, drawing bargain hunters from across the globe to converge in Singapore and shop til they drop!
Commencing 25 May, this eight-week long sale will include a variety of unbeatable bargains across the city including discounts off everything from fashion, watches, jewellery, electronics to toys, homeware, music and much more.
Reserve your flight from end of June to early July as Singapore’s designer clearance is rumoured to be offering mark-downs of up to 70% and more.
Choose from the chic boutiques and mega malls along Orchard Road, or from the bustling market stalls in Chinatown, Kampong Glam or Bugis Village.
After your shopping adventures, pay a visit to Pink Parlour (63 Kim Yam Road) a top-to-toe 4-storey boutique spa or AyurMantra, offering the latest ‘must-try’ Abhyanga massage.
Pampering always builds up a hunger so why not indulge your taste buds at one of Singapore’s many five star restaurants including mezza9 at the Grand Hyatt, My Humble House at Esplanade Mall, or Le Amis Restaurant at Shaw Centre.
After dinner, sit back and sip on a cocktail in Singapore’s many ‘it’ bars like Bar Opium, Bellini Room, or the newly opened Café del Mar.
For details on the Great Singapore Sale, log onto www.greatsingaporesale.com.sg or contact the Singapore Tourism Board on (02) 9290 2888.
Qantas Holidays is offering a range of fantastic packages starting from $1217* ex Perth, $1360 ex Melbourne, $1363 ex Brisbane, $1378 ex Sydney and $1379 ex Adelaide.
The package includes return economy airfares flying Qantas to Singapore, 4 nights accommodation in a Superior room at Golden Landmark Hotel, late check-out, Singapore City Tour and return airport/hotel transfers.
Valid for travel 25 May – 20 June, travel from 21 June – 22 July available on application. Offer ends 30 April 2007.
For further details log onto www.qantas.com/holidays or contact Qantas Holidays on 1300 Holiday!
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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